Supercar
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Aston Martin Vantage Roadster
Who would believe that Aston Martin would let this screaming banshee of a motorcar out of its factory gates without a health warning: drivers may become severely disillusioned with all other forms of transport after driving it.
Well, don’t say that we didn’t warn you!
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Aston Martin DBS
Miss Moneypenny, Vodka Martini shaken not stirred, Pussy Galore, Walther PPK, and Aston Martin DBS.
Admit it, there is nothing else you want.
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Audi R8
Fresh from winning the Le Mans 24h race five times in the last six years, Audi have finally launched a road car that captures the spirit of its legendary R8 race car.
By marrying Audi's renowned Quattro four-wheel drive technology to Lamborghini's aluminium spaceframe chassis and draping it in breath-taking concept car clothing, a new supercar star has been born.
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Bentley Continental GTC
The talented chaps at Bentley are really getting into their stride with the new GTC, the motorcar that was born to carry the esteemed “Flying B”.
The cultured power-station of an engine provides ample urge for the GTC to stamp its authority as the definitive British Grand Tourer. Gentlemen, start your engines...
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Ferrari 360 Spider F1
Ferraris have always been special machines, but take the roof off and the picture becomes complete. The sound of that instantly recognisable Ferrari V8, sitting inches from your ears is truly something to behold.
Our recommendation: dusk, slight chill in the air, heater on full blast and an empty road - now feed the power in as the bend opens out… simply awesome.
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Ferrari F430 Coupe F1 (Grey)-->
Some people like a convertible, some like a coupe, which is exactly why we offer our members both. Our F430 Coupe F1 is as extreme as they come. It has carbon racing bucket seats, a roll cage, and even a fire extinguisher!
Until the 430 Scuderia comes out, it is about as close as you can get to a F430 Challenge car for the road. Our example is a stunning shade of grey with a nero leather hide on the inside. Nothing else looks like it or drives like it.
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Ferrari F430 Scuderia
The Scuderia is a striped out, toughened up, more hardcore version of the already awesome F430. Our car will be Rosso Red with Black Leather, Carbon Steering Wheel, and iPod Connectivity (although we doubt you’ll want to listen to your iPod with a 503bhp Ferrari V8 a few inches from your head!).
Our Scuderia is scheduled to be delivered in September, and will be heard rumbling around the streets shortly afterwards.
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Ferrari F430 Spider F1
Inspired by the Enzo, it’s the latest in a prodigious line of mid-engined V8 supercars stretching back to the 1970s. Rosso Red on the outside, black leather on the inside. Drop the hood, kill the stereo, turn up the heater, and enjoy the sound of one of the World’s finest engines just behind your head.
Our latest has £10450 Carbon Ceramic brakes, 20k's worth of carbon fibre and a Tubi Style exhaust, just incase you couldn't hear the standard one...
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Lamborghini Murcielago
This vehicle resides at the very pinnacle of the automotive tree. A machine from the old school of supercars, a twelve-cylinder Italian thoroughbred that pays little attention to modern conventions.
Its colossal performance and presence could never hope to be adequately described in words, save to say that your personal driving experience will never be complete until you have left the écurie25 premises driving a Lamborghini Murcielago.
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Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder
The Lamborghini Gallardo is perhaps the most accomplished supercar in the écurie25 stable. Arguably, the only reason we offer other products is to provide some contrast and to help deify the Raging Bull.
This V10 rocket ship also features a brand new button that folds the roof away in 20 seconds flat, so now the engineers in Sant'Agata can pack up their tools and go home early.
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Maserati GranTurismo
There are few cars we are looking forward to more in 2007 than the Maserati GranTurismo. Finally we will have a car in the stable whose form rivals that of the Aston Martin Vantage.Lets forget about the old Maserati Coupe, and relish the fact that the super smooth 4.2l Maserati V8 finally found a car to match its glory.
And to make things even better the marketing department at Maserati avoided the temptation to call it the Dueporte...
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Porsche 911 GT3
With the GT3, Porsche have ratcheted up their iconic 911 into uncharted territory, providing such a dizzying blend of performance and road manners that it will have you examining the wheels to see if they are running on rails.
This car above all others exposes the driver’s true talent, whilst subliminally teaching them better roadcraft.
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Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet
It is hard to think of anything to say about the 911 Turbo Coupe without superlatives slipping in, it fact the only thing bad we could thing of about it was that you couldn’t remove the roof, which obviously is where the 911 Turbo Cabriolet comes in.
It has the same 480bhp, the same sure footed 4wd system, the same practicality, but this time more style.
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Porsche Cayman S
To consider the Cayman S as a Boxster with a roof does it little justice - it is so much more. The Cayman S is a more focused tool, with a more dynamic approach – think of it as a return to the Porsche’s roots: a rigid, lightweight sports car to compliment your driving style and reward every minute spent behind the wheel.
With sumptuous Cocoa leather, top-of-the-range stereo and sat nav, you may want to live in it.
