When it comes to one of a kind cars, or even the real super cars there’s an old saying – if you have to ask how much it is you can’t afford it, and nowhere would this be more true than regarding this rare one-of-a-kind of car being sold by Tom Hartley in England.

The car up for grabs is a 2010 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport ‘Sang Blanc’ and was originally made by Bugatti for a specific client. Some of the selling points for the car; other than the fact that it’s a Bugatti are:

• the paint job is a Matt Pearlescent White, also known as Bianco Canopus Matt
• a Black Front Grille
• Painted Door Handles
• Black Engine Covers
• Black Roof Rails
• Black Exhaust
• iPOD Connection
• Reversing Camera
• Rear Parking Sensors
• Electric Folding Mirrors
• Puccini Sound System,
• Additional Glass Roof
• Sport Seats
• White Stitching Throughout
• Diamond Cut Alloys with Painted Black Centre
• Black Brake Callipers

There is no price listed so you’ll just have to be happy with your drool towel and this images.

A dream 2010 Bugatti up for sale if you can afford a one-of-a-kind car is a post from: The Inquisitr

It should be against the law. Seriously.

I mean BWM should be forced to stop torturing us with these incredibly sweet looking concept cars that we know in our heart of hearts will never see light of day but we keep hoping against hope that they will.

Take this sweet drool inducing crotch warming concept that popped up on the web this week. Sure its only a concept created by 18 year-old Khalfi Oussama of Tunisia for BMW logo design but even so it is seriously hurtful – not to mention cruel.

A 4X4 BMW … wow .. take t hat you 4X4 truck rednecks.

Damn you BMW why do you keep torturing us this way is a post from: The Inquisitr

Oh man.

Damn.

Talk about friggin’ sweet.

It might only be a prototype that has been in the works for two years but OMG what a sweet looking car.

From the designer, Filip Tejszerski, comes the description of the B7

The B7′s State of the art electronic speed control system manages everything from independent hub-motor drive and ABS braking, to adaptive wing angle adjustment. It is a  true drive-by-wire car, with no traditional mechanical drive connections. High tech, light weight, extremely fast and agile – this design pushes the boundaries of on-road vehicle performance, and burns the way for HYBRID TECHNOLOGY.

Here’s some images of this beauty on wheels for you to drool over.

The B7: A car so sweet it would make any guy leave a mess in his pants is a post from: The Inquisitr

There is no doubt that we have this crazy love affair with our automobiles. From souping them to blinging them out we constantly try to push what they can do to the limits and beyond.

Not satisfied with just making them the fastest or the best looking we also like to use our creative energies to make them physical manifestations of our nightmares or some bad acid trip come to life. These eight (courtesy of Holy Taco) have to be some of the best – or would it be the worst – example of car love carried too far.

8 of the wackiest cars you will ever see is a post from: The Inquisitr

I don’t blame the driver for wanting to remain unnamed (person i the picture is the tow truck driver) after all blaming a low flying pelican for landing you in the swamp is pretty lame.

The Bugatti Veyron is one of 200 made and only one of about 15 in the United States. New models of the car – if you can get one – sell for about $2 million.

image courtesy of Chris Paschenko at Galveston Daily News

This is not where to park a rare $2 million Bugatti is a post from: The Inquisitr

When we think of automobiles we think of things like engines, powertrains, exhaust systems and a myriad of miscellaneous items that go into making up an automobile.

But what if that was to change?

What if we didn’t need all those different parts to make up those vehicle we drive?

Well we may just find out sooner than anyone might think especially if a partnership between Michelin, coachbuilder Heuliez and Freench telecommunication giant Orange can bring to market a radical new drive platform called Active Wheel Drive.

The graphic above is one of their test model called Heuliez Will; which is built on top of the Opel Agila frame and including the Active Wheel design. Part of the whole process stress the designers and builders was to be able to convey a comfortable familiarity but once you realize that there is empty storage space in both front and back you know something different is up.

With the Active Wheel design Michelin has dramatically shifted what our concept of what makes up a car. No longer do we need an engine as we are use to, no longer is there a powertrain we are use to. In short everything but the shell and interior changes. Not to mention all that new cargo space that was taken up by the motor.

The first Active Wheel vehicles are on the street now and with a target price of $27 to $34 thousand this puts them in the same prices range as the upcoming Chevy Volt. Heuliez plans on making the first production models available by 2010 for professional drivers, municipalities and fleets with availability for you and me by 2011.

[hat tip to Treehugger]

A turning point in electric car design is a post from: The Inquisitr