Cars in the Wild

So, this one technically breaks the rules (spotted outside of NH), but come on, it's the Ferrari Enzo. Ferrari only made 399 of them, and this particular one is valued at a cool $900,000. They did, however, create one more Enzo for one particularly special customer; the Pope. The Enzo pretty much makes it's own... Continue Reading →

Cars in the Wild

'Tis the season for hot Audis, apparently. This Lamborghini-powered Audi S6 which sports the colossal V10 that is found in the previous generation Lamborghini Gallardo, was spotted in front of the Palace Theatre on Hanover Street in Manchester. Couple this with the TWO Audi R8 V10 Spiders that have been sighted at the Stratham and Nashua Audi... Continue Reading →

Cars in the Wild

Read an article on this car, the fabulous Audi RS4, when it first came out. I don't remember what magazine it came from or who wrote it, but one piece of the article has stuck in my brain. The author was talking about what a glorious noise the engine made and he likened it to... Continue Reading →

Cars in the Wild

There's not too much to say here. This is the Porsche Boxster Spyder. It's black, fast, a convertible, and hot. What more do you need to know? Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.

Cars in the Wild

As of late, Manch-ganistan is showing some straight class. TDC has spotted a Roller, a few Bentley's, a smattering of Maseratis, and now this: Parked under the Bridge Street Bridge, a Ferrari 308 GTB. Yes, yes we will have some of that. Bring it on Manch, let's see an Enzo and a Veyron Super Sport... Continue Reading →

Cars in the Wild

The Ford SVT Raptor makes pretty much every other truck on the road look tame. And this is the 5.4L V8 version, so it packs a serious horsepower punch to match its incredible off-road prowess. Spotted over by Fratello's in Manchester, this is absolutely one truck that would have a spot in the humidity controlled,... Continue Reading →

Cars in the Wild

Don't hate: I don't know what it is about BMW's, but they are enough to drive one crazy. You get the sense they are so full of tech and engineering, that they feel overdone and excessive. Not to mention, their aesthetics are getting so "busy", its hard to find any unity or coherence in them. This, the... Continue Reading →

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