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Aston Martin are undeniably the creators of the most beautiful machines on the market place. Its obvious why James Bond drives a car with the Aston badge. With style, beauty and elegance like none other, Astons have grabbed the imaginations of many and have managed to stay there for many years.

Our photo of the day today is one of Aston Martin's most special creations, the One-77. With only 77 units ever made (one already wreaked), its obvious why Aston dropped a striking name like Vanquish or Vantage. Unveiled to the public at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show, the One-77 is the most powerful Aston Martin and the most powerful naturally aspiraited car ever. Power comes from a 7.3 litre V12 engine with 750 hp (560 kW) and 750 Nm (553 lb ft) of torque. The body is made from handcrafted aluminium and will feature a full carbon fibre monocoque chassis. Top speed is estimated to be 200 mph (320 km/h) but actual tests in December 2009 showed a figure of 220.007 mph (354.067 km/h). 0–60 mph come in 3.5 seconds. This black One-77 features a special 77 ONE license plate which adds a small bit of class to an already elegant body.

Photo Of The Day

Ever hear the saying from elders when we were younger, "never play with fire", but being little we would any ways? Well what's better then putting the two things that amazed your young mind together? You get a fire breathing dragon! Well not quite but close enough. Here is a Mitsubishi Evolution 10 getting dyno tuned spitting flames out the back. This must make for anyone driving behind this car an unpleasant ride but who cares if your the one spitting the fire, looks fun!

Photo Of The Day

Today's photo of the day is of a race yellow 2013 Viper Gts Srt. One color combination out of 150,000 combinations offered. Under the hood is a 8.4L SRT V-10 producing 640hp and 600lb/tq. Linked to a Tremec TR6060 six speed manual transmission this is the top muscle of all vipers. Ranging from $97,395 all the way too $120,395, this aggressive beast can be yours. 

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Not one, not two, your not hallucinating. But three Pagani Zonda's parked side by side in an underground garage. As a car enthusiast my self, to even stumble upon one of these on the streets would be pretty awesome, but stumbling upon three of them at once? Must be a thrill. Two of the Zonda's, the blaze orange and apple red are berlinetta's while the black one is a roadster. The power-plants on the Zonda's is a Mercedes-AMG 120 v12 avalaible in either a 6.0L, 7.0L, and 7.3L displacement. Coupled with the killer quad tip exhaust system produces a lethal combination for anyone in proximity of these untamed beasts. 

Photo Of The Day

Today's photo of the day is not something you see everyday. Grant Bassford's stanced Pontiac G8 also known as a Holden Commodore in various parts of the world. Even though the car maker has gone out of business, there is no stopping the legacy this G8 carries vividly of a fine sports sedan. Sitting on 19×9.5 sized Linea Corse Z2′s wheels assisted by its BC Racing coil-overs with its dropped body and clean body kit. Along with the gold h.i.d's on the bottom and the pleasant sky blue at the top for a European styling, its the subtle details that makes this aggressive G8 aesthetically pleasing. More photos after the jump.

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Today's photo of the day is an insight into the birthplace of one of the most technically advanced cars available on the market today, the Mclaren MP4-12C. Designed by Frank Stephenson, the MP4-12C is a car shaped by science to take on the likes of Italy's finest. Power comes from McLaren's M838T 3.8-litre V8 engine which for the 2012 year makes 616bhp, allowing the car to do 0 to 60mph (97km/h) in 3.1 seconds and 0 to 200 km/h (124 mph) in 8.9 seconds. The 12C keeps going on to a top speed of 205 mph (330 km/h).