UPDATE 2
The 2006 British Motor Show is going on in London's Excel Center on the banks of the River Thames, so we decided to assemble a meta gallery of shots from the show in case you don't happen to be in the neighborhood. Shots of interest include more angles of the Arash AF10, the woolen Ferrari of Lauren Porter, the Caparo T1 and the 1005-bhp Barabus TKR shown above.
Let us know in the comments if we're missing any good galleries of the 2006 British Motor Show out on the web.
WorldCarFans - not many but includes nice write up by Nick Hall, second collection promised soon
World Car Fans 2 - second gallery with Nick Hall commentary, contains 270-mph Barabus TKR supercar
PistonHeads 1 - not very many, but there's a second one below
PistonHeads 2 - again, not many but decent selection of supercars and oddities
Supercars.net - the largest collection, four pages of the best shots
PopularScience - 11-shot slideshow, many green machines
UPDATE 1 - added PopularScience
UPDATE 2 - added WorldCarFans 2
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Moops @ Jul 20th 2006 5:40PM
that red car ^ looks like a 2nd gen Camaro combined with a first year viper, wearing a body kit.
Gotta love those wheels!
Ryan H @ Jul 20th 2006 5:54PM
Is it me or does the Speed 12 look like it should have a starring role in the upcoming Transformers movie?
Riker @ Jul 20th 2006 6:09PM
Ryan, that was my first thought as well... I saw the picture before reading the headline and figured it for another another 'cast member' promo shot for the movie.
My next thought was: Dodge Viper meets the Batmobile (minus wings, I suppose).
Speed42 @ Jul 20th 2006 7:40PM
Oh my eyes! My eyes!
Nick @ Jul 20th 2006 7:49PM
If I had to drive that thing around, I'd pray to go blind.
Off topic, but Haley Joel Osment wrecked his 1995 Saturn. Isn't he a little too successful to be driving a 1995 Saturn? Or any Saturn?
ruggels @ Jul 20th 2006 8:17PM
hrm, considering it was capable (according to TVR) of 0-60 in less then 3 seconds, oh eight years ago, i think i'll cut that design some slack :).
zoobazz @ Jul 20th 2006 9:45PM
Does it float? looks like a speed boat with house boat pontoons.
Seth @ Jul 20th 2006 10:07PM
Is that the new concept for Knight Rider?
Can we leave gary coleman out this time around?
Adam Singer @ Jul 21st 2006 1:49AM
If memory serves that TVR Cerbera Speed 12 in the picture has 800 or so horse and weighs virtually nothing. It's alleged to be one of the scariest cars to drive in the entire world.
ruggels @ Jul 21st 2006 2:07AM
^ yup, 940ish hp, and the delightful look which everyone is enjoying lampooning is a result of this particular example being built using the shell from a GT race car, if memory serves.
alex @ Jul 21st 2006 2:38AM
a large collection of picture from BIMS 2006 is on www.informatiiauto.ro/galerie-foto.html
+ 300 pictures (car & babes.. of course ;))
alex @ Jul 21st 2006 2:43AM
sorry, this is the live link: http://www.informatiiauto.ro/galerie-foto.html
Tim C @ Jul 21st 2006 5:12AM
Every car looks a bit like some other car. Spotting design cues is really quite easy. All manufacturers have to solve pretty much the same problems given the same laws of physics and personnel move between firms. Is it really any surprise that a design as old as the Speed 12 will resemble some other cars?
RacetrackOwner @ Jul 21st 2006 7:10AM
The 2006 Speed 12 -- now, with 30% more Speed Holes!
Based on what I was able to find about the Speed 12 last year, a production Speed 12 was never built, and the one running example was disassembled around 2001. As of late last year, there was only a single rough fiberglass mock-up body rotting behind the TVR factory. Looks like that Russian dude who bought TVR realized it would be a great marketing tool and threw something together for the show. My guess is that this isn't actually a Speed 12 under the skin.
Dan Gauss @ Jul 21st 2006 8:26AM
I just hope the driver walked away unhurt.. looks like the roll cage worked.
blake @ Jul 21st 2006 8:42AM
I was looking for the articles that I had read when I flashed past this picture. My first thought was, "Nice, a Viper wrecked by some jerk who can't drive!" After looking again I am thinking it would be better as a wrecked Viper!
J @ Jul 21st 2006 9:52AM
yeah but I can still drive it in gran turismo...