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 It has been years in the making but the New Ferrari 599 GTB is about to make its debut and the throngs of Ferrari fans in the world could not be happier. Unveiled at the 2006 Geneva Motor Show, the new Ferrari 599 GTB showed that it is every thing that the company promised and a whole lot more. For one thing, the car is all aluminum, a marvel of technology and grace.

As drivers the world over await the release of the new Ferrari 599 GTB, there is nothing short of an excited buzz in the driver/owner community. Truly a banner year for Ferrari and their customers.

Ferrari 599 GTB

 Taking a page from its own book the company designed the Ferrari 599 GTB from the ground up. This allowed for a few influences to come through, but for the most part this is all new car and proud of it. The major influence came from the Ferrari Enzo by way of the engine. The Ferrari 599 GTB features the powerful V12 monster that tears up the streets with maximum torque and speed capabilities.

 The excitement that is being built around the new Ferrari 599 GTB is not unfounded. The sleek new design brings to mind the Ferraris of days past, going back to the 50's and 60's with the cutting edge technology and appealing style. The smooth lines and aerodynamic body style are sure to be a hit even with the every now and again driver.

Toyota FT-HS Concept

 The Toyota FT-HS concept sports car is a front-engine, rear-drive car with a projected zero-to-60 acceleration in the four-second range. A powerful V6, 3.5L-engine is coupled with a 21st century sports hybrid system with a target power output of approximately 400-horsepower.

 The Toyota FT-HS incorporates hybrid capability while maintaining sports car essentials, such as a sleek profile, lightweight aero-dynamic materials, and an advanced high-output powertrain.

This Toyota concept redefines the sports car experience not only with styling but also in function and performance.

Lamborghini Murcielago by Platinum

Platinum Motorsport has certainly been a permanent fixture on our pages the past couple of months, but their tuning packages for a variety of vehicles certainly call for that kind of attention. It’s not that their kits are extravagantly over the top - actually they are quite simple - it’s because it’s the simplicity in their style that make these vehicles stand out above the rest. And their package for the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 is another example of this.

The package for the LP640 includes a Premier 4509 kit and a new set of 20" Maya wheels painted in black. The exterior kit includes a new front bumper, new side pods, a new rear bumper, and a new rear deck spoiler. And whether you choose matte black or glossy black for the exterior color, the car looks amazing.

In fact, the car was amazing enough to catch the attention of a little rapper by the name of Mann, who, along with 50 Cent, featured the Lamborghini LP640 in the music video "Buzzin."

Caterham to debut new model at the Autosport International

We haven’t seen anything new from Caterham recently as the British manufacturer seems to he content with just producing continuation models of their iconic Lotus Seven models.

All that, however, was bound to change and now Caterham has announced that it has plans of unveiling a completely new model at the start of 2011. Details are still sketchy at this point, but Caterham has made it known that their new model is going to signal “the beginning of a new dawn for the Company, but one that remains true to the lightweight, minimalist DNA of the legendary Seven."

According to Caterham, this new model is going to be powered by a new in-house engine - the next-generation Caterham Motorsport engine - and is going to be built alongside the Seven. There’s no telling what kind of car this is going to be because Caterham is keeping their cards close to their chests. Fortunately, we won’t have to wait too long before we see the cat make its debut at the Autosport International Show in Birmingham, England on January 13, 2011. That’s about a month away so the wait really isn’t that long.