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The 5 Sexiest Classic Cars

charlotte — Thu, 27 May 2010 04:19:42 +0000

Many classic cars are as beautiful now as they were when they were made years ago, due to detailed manufacturing and the luck of the models being kept in good condition by their owners. Undoubtedly many of us would be running for classic car insurance if we could get our hands on one of what we believe are the five sexiest classic cars in existence; but then again this might make them overall less desirable. So what are these five illustrious vehicles?

Aston Martin DB5

At the best of times Aston Martin’s are believed to be among the sleekest of supercars, but the DB5 is widely regarded as the best of the lot [1]. This model was produced between 1963 and 1965 and was made as an improvement on the previous DB4. The Aston Martin DB5 was soon to become a movie star, featuring in James Bond films including Goldfinger, Tomorrow Never Dies, and Casino Royale. Any die-hard classic car fan would love to have the DB5 in their personal collection, and for many having even a model of it would do.
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Ford Mustang

March 1966 saw the creation of the one millionth Mustang, so clearly they were popular before then, but the reputation in this year was second to none. Power and performance were recognised as the Mustang’s highlights, with its looks and status highly important too. This Ford was sexy because it was cool; and everyone who owned one wanted to be keeping up appearances of being young and cool; this is why we still love this awesome car.
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Chevrolet Camaro

The Chevrolet Camaro has to be on this list as it was a popular rival of the Mustang in the pony car and muscle car category. A Camaro was described to journalists as “a small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs”[2] which is what they hoped to do in the market. This Chevrolet is a classic American car with a characteristic square body and a lot of oomph.
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Bugatti 57S

This is the most commonly known Bugatti, but one version of the 57S is incredibly rare. There were only ever 17 of the Bugatti 57S Atalante ever made which makes this car one of the most desirable classic cars to own. However, one of these 17 made headlines in 2009 when it was found well preserved in a lock up garage belonging to deceased Dr. Harold Carr near Newcastle, which then became one of the most highly valued cars ever[3].
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Jaguar E-Type

We couldn’t neglect to include the Jaguar E-Type which was voted the most beautiful car of all time on the Telegraph[4]. This sports car was produced in the 1960s and early 1970s, and certainly remains a source of inspiration for classic looking cars today. It has exquisite curves and a lustrous body; enough to make any car enthusiast drool with jealousy. But what is the most proud aspect of this car for us? It’s a pure British beauty.

The 10 coolest movie cars of all-time

admin — Fri, 14 May 2010 22:42:34 +0000

Cool cars can make a movie. It’s a proven fact that even bad movies can be bolstered by a cool car (just look at the car featured in the Dukes of Hazzard, General Lee). They can attract hot girls, make other men admire you and even allow you to travel back and forth in time.

In compiling this list we’ve taken into account some of the elements that seem to make a car cool. In some way, shape or form each of the following cars has an awesome design, a prestigious manufacturer, a super-cool owner, incredible powers or all of the above.

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10. Bumblebee from Transformers
A bright yellow Chevrolet Camaro that turns into a heroic autobot to save your life time and time again is definitely cool in our book.

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9. Ferrari 250 GT from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
This incredibly rare car was destroyed in the film, but thankfully no real Ferrari 250 GT were harmed in the making of it as they used a replica. However this is not a car that’s likely to get you cheap car insurance as in 2008, it sold for a whopping $10,976,000 .

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8. The Tumbler/Batmobile from the new Batman films
This amazing creation from the latest Batman films was designed to look like a cross between a Lamborghini and a tank, and can travel incredibly fast thanks to its jet engine.

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7. Gran Torino from Starsky and Hutch
This popular red Ford was one of the main stars in the long running Starsky and Hutch films and makes it onto this list thanks to the 2004 film.

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6. 1955 Chevrolet from American Graffiti
This sunshine yellow Chevy from the mid fifties is instantly recognisable from the film which kick-started George Lucas’ career: American Graffiti. With an engine exposed for all to see and a 30’s inspired design, this is a truly cool car.

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5. Ford Mustang from Bullitt
Driving one of these 1958 beauties could make you look (nearly) as cool as Steve McQueen. McQueen did most of the driving himself in the legendary car chase scene, which was groundbreaking for the time.

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4. Austin Mini Cooper from the Italian Job
The red, white and blue getaway vehicles used in the Italian Job helped Mini’s go from popular to iconic. Cool cars for one hell of a cool film.

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3. Aston Martin DB5 from several James Bond films
This classic British car has some unbelievably cool features, like a smoke screen, revolving license plates and an ejector seat.

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2. Herbie from the self-titled film series
Known around the world as the little VW with big personality, Herbie has featured in no less than six films. With a mind of its own, Herbie is capable of driving himself. Impressive stuff.

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1. The De Lorean from the Back to the Future trilogy
Topping our list is the one and only De Lorean. Possibly not the best looking of all the cars on this list, it does have one distinct advantage in that it can travel through time. Now that is cool.

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About the Author
Charlotte writes for MediaVest (Manchester) on a number of motor related topics including cheap car insurance.

Cars work for Megan Fox

admin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:13:06 +0000

Everything Megan Fox have or achieved owns to the cars. And not just an ordinary cars. She owns her career, her lifestyle, her love life to the fast and furious cars.

First of all, Megan Fox got the role in the movie blockbuster Transformers thanks to the unusual audition for this movie. Michael Bay asked Megan Fox to wash his Ferrari and she was eager to comply and perform this hard acting audition.

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All present were commenting that this audition was the best audition ever watched in their life. Michael Bay filmed her while she was washing his Ferrari, but the footage is not available to the public yet. The video in which Megan Fox is washing Michael Bay Ferrari is probably still in his private collection. I assume that his video will be released as the marketing gimmick in the future.

The movie Transformers was all about the cars and Robots, but many people went to watch this movie just to see the new hot actress bending over the hood. The happiest people were the fathers which had a task to take the kids in the movie theatre to watch the new Transformers. After watching with the kids many fathers went again alone…

Megan Fox now is riding around in the brand new Mercedes G-Wagon SUV and she is far away from the first time when at 16 she was playing one of the club girls in Bad Boy II for which she was paid just $600. Megan Fox on e-bay also bought an old 1966 Mustang Fastback for her boyfriend Brian Austin Green.

So… For Megan Fox is all about cars…