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What happens when you take a Mercedes SLS AMG, strip out the superfluous baloney, amp-up the engine and install race seats, gauges and gear? You get this — the factory-built Mercedes SLS AMG GT3 racer. Awesome.

There aren't any real details yet on this latest GT3 race car, but just by looking at the images you can see the SLS AMG GT3 is a very serious piece of equipment. Everything that doesn't make the car go faster or grip better has been tossed aside, pretty much everything is carbon fiber, and rumor has it the engine gets massaged up to 600 HP. Asking price is supposedly somewhere in the neighborhood of $500,000, so you better be pretty well funded to run this beast.

[Mercedes via Autocar, eMercedesBenz]

 This may be looking a little far into the future but these are the first images previewing the next-generation Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan and Estate wagon. Showing obvious styling influences from the recently revealed F800 Style concept car, which Mercedes-Benz confirmed would influence the design of its future models, the new C-Class is seen here with a much more fluid, almost sculpted design that should really set it apart from the competition when it arrives in early 2014...

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An Impala Lowrider says SOCAL no doubt. Sure they ride a little lower and a little slower. Make no mistake if you’re in a hurry and want to tailgate this ride; Mike Brown has titanium fitted under his car which will light up the streets like the fourth of July. Mike Brown is a well-known Impala Lowrider owner with sweet cars that will turn heads on any Cali street.

The 12 Hours of Sebring wasn't the only season opener to take place this past weekend, as teams across Japan descended on Suzuka for the first race of the 2010 SuperGT season. And spectators didn't just enjoy the inaugural outing of the new Honda HSV-010 GT500 racers, they saw two of the five Hondas crash in spectacular fashion...

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In a country replete with supercars, there’s a sure-fire way to get people’s attention and make your car stand out from the rest – a tall order considering that just about every car in the UAE comes with a six-figure price tag. The solution: dress it up in gold.

This Porsche 997 GT2, which was photographed by the folks over at GT Spirit, stands out not because it’s a Porsche – they have a lot of those in that region – or that it’s a racing version of a supercar, but because it’s glittered in a pretty dramatic dark gold exterior.

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HOT RODS ARE AMERICAN THROUGH AND THROUGH.. BUT THIS FORD ROADSTER HAS SOME ADDITIONS INSPIRED FROM OUR FRIENDS JUST OVER THE POND.

We knew Chrysler was up to something when it showed off an all-electric Fiat 500 at this year's Detroit Auto Show. Today, the automaker has officially announced that it will engineer and produce the Fiat 500EV for the United States, starting in 2012.

As of this writing, details about the 500EV are slim. We do know that the powerplant will be comprised of three main systems - an advanced lithium-ion battery, high-power electric powertrain module and an EV control unit to manage overall power flow. The 500EV will be developed and engineered at Chrysler's headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

[Source: Chrysler]  [ Source: autoblog.com ]

Carbon Motors announced they'll purchase 240,000 BMW six-cylinder diesel engines for its purpose-built E7 police car, allowing it to potentially return 28 MPG and 155 MPH top speed. Now they just need buyers, capital and production.

[WSJ]   [ Source: jalopnik.com ]