1993 Vector Avtech WX-3 Coupe

Vector Avtech WX-3 Coupe, Petersen Auto Museum Breakfast Club Cruise-In, January 2016

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Vector Motors, Wilmington, California, USA.  The WX-3 first appeared at the Geneva Motor Show in 1993.  Both a Coupe and a Roadster version were produced, but only one of each type was made. The Coupe had a twin turbo charged aluminium block 6 litre V8 engine. Vector Motors was formed by Gerald Wiegert.  The W in the WX stands for his name whilst the X signifies a prototype.   A big thing was made with Vector that the cars are "Made in the USA" but this didn't make the company a success.

2015 Jaguar F Type Project 7

Jaguar F Type Project 7, Petersen Museum Breakfast Club Cruise in, January 2016.

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Jaguar, Coventry, England.  The Project 7 is a 2015 special limited edition (250 only) version of the F Type.  It is an aluminium bodied convertible, has a D-Type headrest and special aerodynamics.  Top speed is over 180mph an it has a 0-60mph time of just under 4 seconds.  Power is provided by a supercharged 5 litre Jaguar V8. Faster on the straight and corners than the standard F Type it is the first vehicle to benefit from the attention of Jaguar/Land Rover's Special Vehicle Operations. Made its debut at the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed.   Rather desirable!

Dodge Viper SRT

Dodge Viper SRT, Petersen Auto Museum Cruise-In January 2016

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Dodge, Detroit, USA.  The Viper started its life in 1992 and continues. It has a 8 litre V10 engine, a top speed of 180mph plus and a 0-60mph time of 4 seconds or less.  The car in the picture is a recent SRT model.

1925 Bentley 3 litre Speed 4 Cyl

1925 Bentley 3 litre Speed 4 Cyl, Petersen Auto Museum LA, Breakfast Club Cruise-In, January 2016

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Bentley, Cricklewood, England.  This 1925 Bentley has the famous 3 litre 4 cylinder engine that started to make Bentley a success.  This is a short chassis speed model with a Taylor Sports model. The owner told me that this was the original registration number and that it had been a Pebble Beach Concours class winner. It certainly has immaculate bodywork, obviously restored but very nice and good to see it being driven around.  This has the red Bentley badge that identifies it as a Red label Speed Model 513 car.

Acura NSX (Honda)

Acura NSX, Petersen Automotive Museum, Breakfast Club Cruise-In, January 2016

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Acura, the luxury and high performance brand of Honda, Japan.  The NSX a mid-engined rear wheel drive sports car.  The car is also known as the Honda NSX in some countries outside of America and the Far East.

1967 Pontiac GTO

1967 Pontiac GTO, Petersen Auto Museum Breakfast Club Cruise-In, January 2016

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1928 LaSalle 303 Roadster

1928 LaSalle 303 Roadster, Richard Stanley, Petersen Auto Museum Breakfast Club Cruise-In, 24 January 2016

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LaSalle were manufactured by the Cadillac Motor Company, Detroit, USA.  It was the brand they used for slightly cheaper cars than the Cadillacs.  However, it was still a luxury brand costing around $3,000 in 1928.   A car like this was used as the pace car at the 1927 Indy 500. Although over 1,000 roadsters were made their survivors number only about 5.  Richard Stanley purchased this in 1999 and restored it to the current condition.  It has won a number of awards.