If you own a company which makes bulletproof cars, nothing says that you have faith in your own product like sitting in one while someone shoots an AK-47 right at you. Not much says you have an iron constitution either: the guy doesn't even flinch as those 7.62 mm rounds hit the windshield. Way at the end of the video he does finally exclaim that it was a cool experience, but that's the only emotion he shows. Now, TAC does claim that they offer excellent luxury, but if you've got the money, we would be remiss if we didn't tell you to talk first to our buddy Leo at Dartz. Loved The Video? Share It! http://www.carbuzz.com/news/2014/11/13/Watch-the-CEO-of-Texas-Armoring-Corporation-Look-Death-in-the-Face-Without-Blinking-7723634/
Despite vowing to “break the internet” by getting her hilariously oversized butt out for Paper Magazine, Kim Kardashian has only managed to engender a slew of funny responses. One has unexpectedly come from Nissan who tweeted an image of the GT-R Nismo’s rear end claiming “Ours is Bigger.” That may be so, but we suspect Kim would retort with: “Yeah, but mine is oilier.” Touche. Other hilarious responses have been added for your amusement. http://www.carbuzz.com/news/2014/11/13/Nissan-GT-R-NISMO-Has-a-Bigger-Ass-Than-Kim-Kardashian-Internet-Still-Not-Broken-7723675/
Infiniti Previews Futuristic SYPNATIQ Concept, Entry for LA Auto Show Design Challenge
Henrik Fisker and Galpin Auto Sports Team ... According to Infiniti the "first stretch of the race is a Formula-1 grand prix course from L.A. to Las Vegas. The second portion is a desert race which requires an off-road buggy to the Grand Canyon. The final third leg of the race is a radical gymkhana style jet race through virtual pylons back to Los Angeles." The SYPNATIQ interface uses a S.U.I.T. http://www.carbuzz.com/news/2014/11/13/Infiniti-Previews-Futuristic-SYPNATIQ-Concept-Entry-for-LA-Auto-Show-Design-Challenge-7723673/
Better Hurry Because the Porsche 918 Spyder Will be Sold Out by December
The LaFerrari XX is Supposedly Set to Debu... First unveiled in production form at the 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show, the 918 Spyder is powered by a 4.6-liter V8 that’s wired to electric motors located both on the front and rear axles. That combination produces a wicked 887 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque. 918 production is expected to run through this coming July. Most buyers are still waiting patiently for their pride and joy to arrive. Sadly, one has already burnt to the ground after catching fire at a gas station. http://www.carbuzz.com/news/2014/11/13/Better-Hurry-Because-the-Porsche-918-Spyder-Will-be-Sold-Out-by-December-7723626/