Lamborghini Aventador in India with a amazing sounding

[Bombaywalla]

Yes because they don't earn it. When you inherit it you don't value it.

That too to a certain extent, but I also think it has a lot to do with their overall taste in general.

 

[Bilal9]

It's funny how a thread on the QuickSilver exhaust system fitted on to one of Bombay's Aventadors attracts the likes of some insecure little bongoloids with their silly little youtube videos as usual.

No Thanks for your troll comment. Did the RSS-Shakha meeting end early ?

You shouldn't bad mouth a 'Bongoloid' when you actually work for one. And most of all don't make unclassy off-topic comments. Fake-Boasting like he actually knows something about cars. Right.

 

[Bombaywalla]

No Thanks for your troll comment. Did the RSS-Shakha meeting end early ?

You shouldn't bad mouth a 'Bongoloid' when you actually work for one. And most of all don't make unclassy off-topic comments. Fake-Boasting like he actually knows something about cars. Right.

... and there it is.

 

[Bilal9]

Thanks for trying to spoil this nice thread...your bad habit.

Why do you have to show up everywhere I do? Just lay off...and have some class....

 

[Bombaywalla]

Thanks for trying to spoil this nice thread...your bad habit.

Why do you have to show up everywhere I do? Just lay off...and have some class....

... you're one to talk!

 

[Levina]

Ma'am, it's mostly about knowing what's under the bonnet that gives most guys a great sense of satisfaction. Whether or not we're able to gun it, isn't really the point.

Let me tell you... Half of them do not even know what's under the bonnet,all they know about is an accelerator.They might as well put it on a cruise control.
Btw long time no see??
And mam?? I thought you were my senior or may be I confused you with Bang galore. Lol

 

[Bilal9]

No need to have fossil fuel cars when you have the TESLA P85D - All electric and beating the fastest Lamborghini...
691 HP, 687 Ib-ft. of torque, 0-60 MPH in 3.2 secs.

Tesla's "D" unveiling had a little early reveal thanks to USA Today but now we've had a chance to see it for ourselves. As rumored, Tesla is rolling out new all-wheel-drive-equipped versions of its Model S (check out our review of the original here). The top-of-the-line, dual-motor-equipped P85D has a measured 0-60 time of 3.2 seconds, which should put it among the fastest sedans ever when it starts shipping in December. According to Elon Musk, the system is a "huge improvement" that actually adds efficiency over a single motor -- about 10 miles in range per charge. That's apparently because there's no shaft between the front and rear axles, and the motors constantly adjust output so well that the car overcomes the weight of the second engine.

Update: Musk revealed the truth about D's dual-motor setup, and then we rode along in the P85D. Check out the video and details after the break!

On stage at the launch event, Musk explained that the additions are a bit more than just assists (oh, and D -- in this case -- stands for dual motor). Musk also claimed that Tesla is attempting to "push the limit" on what's legally allowed for self-driving cars. These new models can park themselves, and even be summoned (while on private property). So, you can call it, and it will slowly drive to where you are, or park itself in the garage! As Musk promised yesterday, a lot of the required tech is already out there -- every car built in the last two weeks is already packing the sensors, and the autopilot features will be delivered in an OTA software update.

This new technology is apparently all driven by ultrasonic sensors, and a new electromechanical braking system can bring things to a stop very quickly. Less glitzy, but still important, is that the cars will feature electrical power steering. Musk's not ready to call the autopilot features autonomous, just yet, but there's a definite sense that things are heading that way.

On our short test drive in the new P85D (sadly, we weren't allowed to take the steering wheel ourselves), we came away impressed. In the first part of the demo, the driver slammed her foot on the pedal, exploding the car onto the runway through a rainbow tunnel that had us feeling like we were on an amusement park ride. That dual motor brought us from 0 to 60 in just 3.2 seconds, just like Tesla promised. Then, she enabled autopilot mode, and the car knew to stay in lane simply by detecting the white lines on either side of the road. It also knew to stay within the speed limit by recognizing the posted 25 MPH sign. To change lanes, she simply flicked the turn signal on, and it gently moved to the left. Finally, it knew to slow down and stop because the car detected a stopped car in front of it. All this was done without her having to touch the steering wheel or have her feet on the pedals.

The interested among you can hit Tesla's website to price out a Model S equipped with dual motors and/or autopilot. While autopilot comes as a part of the optional "tech" package that's $4,250, adding a second motor to the P85D cranks up the price by $14,600 (tech package, 21-inch wheels and smart air suspension come along) although on the lower-end models it only adds an extra $4,000. How much power does that get you? For the P85D, 691HP (470 at the rear and 221 up front), while the 60D and 85D have 376HP, divided evenly front and back at 188HP each.

Watch the last part of the 2nd video (starting at 7:02) and realize how 'last century' Ferraris and Lamborghinis are...all that smoke and burning tire for nothing.

 

[Bombaywalla]

Let me tell you... Half of them do not even know what's under the bonnet. All they know about is an accelerator.
They might as well put it on a cruise control.
Btw long time no see??
And mam?? I thought you were my senior or may be I confused you with Bang galore. Lol

There are lots of noobs, but, the guys here who put-in a large sum of money to spruce-up their expensive rides know (for the most part) the limits of gunning their wheels down city roads. Sometimes however, terrible accidents do happen. One look at team-bhp's exotic crashes thread and you'll see how we lose an "exotic" every week

Still in my twenties, ma'am. I've been around, and hardly post here 'cause it's full of rubbish and vitriol. I've noticed how this place makes the best of us look like complete a*sholes if you know what I mean. This forum is terrible for ones health, especially if you're an Indian.

 

[OrionHunter]

Can someone lend me some money?

 

[cloud_9]

No poor people (sleeping on the footpath) were harmed during the filming of this video.

 

[Paranoid Android]

Can someone lend me some money?

Some money wouldn't help.

 

[Perpendicular]

Euro trash......that I can't afford

Ever heard of this....

 

[itachiii]

Bugati veron stuck on a speed breaker, hyderabad, Tg

 

[Shot-Caller]

Bugati veron stuck on a speed breaker, hyderabad, Tg

I can't imagine how much pain the owner may have gone through.

 

[malayalee]

There are lots of noobs, but, the guys here who put-in a large sum of money to spruce-up their expensive rides know (for the most part) the limits of gunning their wheels down city roads. Sometimes however, terrible accidents do happen. One look at team-bhp's exotic crashes thread and you'll see how we lose an "exotic" every week

Still in my twenties, ma'am. I've been around, and hardly post here 'cause it's full of rubbish and vitriol. I've noticed how this place makes the best of us look like complete a*sholes if you know what I mean. This forum is terrible for ones health, especially if you're an Indian.

what happened to your Bombay and Beyond??? no more updates since long time??