It is my father birthday !!!It is time to shout “Hooray!”for this Mclaren freaking P1 and my father today!!!!!!

Psssss…hey guys! I will let you in on a secret!When I reach 5 followers, I will do a special drawing! I will not tell ya the thing I am drawing, but when I reach 5 followers, then you will know! Hehehe!!!!…but keep the volume down!

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The 2019 Toyota Supra is truly a cool car we all love.

Built in the Toyota factory in Nagoya, Japan, it features an inline 6 engine and needs just 4.5seconds to accelerate from 0-100kph.It can also go a top speed of 250kph(155mph).

Now, does the 2019 Toyota Supra copy the 2019 BMW Z4?Or is it the other way round? We will have to start from here; back in 2012, Toyota And BMW started a joint project that shared a common platform.

There are a few differences, though. The 2019 BMW Z4 can accelerate from 0-100kph in 6.5 seconds(2 seconds slower than the Toyota Supra).The Z4 has 382hp while the Supra has a choice of 262hp-335hp models.

The answer is still unclear whether or not is the Supra a copycat.So I will just take the Supra as a rebadged Z4(FOR NOW only).

Also, the Toyota GR Supra was just released, and I am pretty excited about it.GR stands for Gazoo Racing. Think of it as the BMW M series, or the Mercedes AMG series.

To top it off, the 2019 Toyota Supra is a great car.And I like it as much as the BMW M4 GTS(which is also one of my favourite cars).

The Dodge Viper is truly one of the most iconic American muscle cars.

Originally in 1991,The 1st gen had a V10 engine built by Lamborghini.But

the 1990s and early 2000s models had a problem; the car was DEADLY.

Yes, DEADLY as about 50% of the windshield is BLOCKED, so you cannot see the whole view. Then, in 2009, the ACR (pictured here)was released. It was less deadly, more power and more speed.ACR stood for American Club Racer. In the same year, Dodge announced that it will DISCONTINUE the Viper.

3 years later, the Viper was revived. It was managed by SRT. Soon, a new fleet of Vipers were manufactured. In 2017, the Dodge Viper ACR E was built with a top speed of around 176 mph. In 2019, Dodge announced (again) that it will discontinue the legendary Viper. This time, though, I do not think it will be brought back again.

It might be farewell to the Viper, so, R.I.P (maybe).

The 2007 Tesla Roadster Prototype was the first Roadster built by Tesla.

Elon Musk got Lotus to build the body of the car.He still has the prototype

Roadster in his garage and it is still functioning after a staggering 13

years!

The Charge EV Prototype is a electric muscle car manufactured by Charge Cars in 2019.

It costs around 381,000 US dollars(Though I am Singaporean),making it one of the

most expensive EVs.50% of all orders are black.

The Maserati Alfieri is a hybrid manufactured by car company Maserati.

It can go a top speed of 300kph,a match for the Pinnafarina H2 Speed.

The Ferrari J50 was built to celebrate 50 years of Ferrari in Japan.

This supercar can accelerate from 0 to 100kph in just 3 seconds and

has a top speed of 335kph.

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— Oscar Wilde.

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