2013 Mercedes GL550 gets Testosterone shot

Daily Zen

Lambo Sesto Elemento

The body of the 570-horsepower V10 supercar is made almost entirely from carbon fiber, which is the sixth element -- or "Sesto Elemento" in Italian -- on the periodic table

Slice me up some of that American Dream

Good morning

Land Rover Defender Concept

Bugatti Boat

Bugatti can do anything.

New Caddy to knock your socks off

Eat your heart out Sinatra.

America Finally Gets it Right

With this new 2011 Dodge Durango. Granted, this is the Alpha Blog, where all things are Alpha. And many people wouldn't necessarily think Durango when they think Alpha, but look out boy, America's times they's a changing.

Check out the new 2011 Dodge SUV-

Goetz Brothers

Kevin and Michael Goetz work harmoniously together, both investing the same visual style and narrative direction into each project. “It all starts with preparation. Filmmaking is a collaborative art-- all we do is take that collaboration and run with it.” With the adage two heads are stronger than one, the Brothers Goetz have been directing commercials and music videos for over 12 years, helming projects for Nissan, Honda, Disney, HBO, State Farm, McDonald’s and BMW to name a few. Recently, they just finished a campaign for the hugely successful Call of Duty Black Ops video game franchise.

Strand Super Yacht

I have just replaced the wallpaper on my superficial mind. This now takes it place.
Sail across the pond to New York, pull up next to the Statue of Liberty, fire up the ‘tender,’ drive it into the city, valet at the Setai 5th Avenue, and you’re living the life.
Sure it’s just a concept. And sure, it’s probably a crooked ponzi moneymaking scheme. After all, the company claims the ‘supercar’ will do 230 plus MPH. Not even the cutting edge Bugatti pulls that off-yet.
Still, if you have 24.5 million, blow it on this Strand Super Yacht and get a 880hp V12 super car as your tender. With it’s own garage.
The luxury boat will have 4 state rooms, each containing a 52-inch LED TV and sound system. (Couldn’t they make ‘em 65” TV’s?) Power comes by way of a twin MTU 16V000 engine, which can reach speeds up to 43 knots, or 55 knots if the Rolls Royce KaMeWa boosters are added.
Only 6 will be made, worldwide. And five have already been ordered. How convenient. Still, hats off to the conceptual artist.