Ford Model T (1908)
The Ford Model T was one of the first affordable automobiles produced on a large scale. With a price tag of just $250 at the time (equivalent to 6.2 million VND today), the Model T revolutionized car ownership and transportation. Despite a modest 2.9-liter 4-cylinder engine producing 20 horsepower and a top speed of over 45 mph, consumers eagerly awaited their turn to purchase this groundbreaking vehicle.
Bugatti Veyron (2005)
The Bugatti Veyron is not just a monument in the automotive world but also a record-breaker. It was the first supercar to achieve a top speed of over 250 mph, paving the way for future supercars like the Porsche 918 and LaFerrari. Powered by a W16 engine with a displacement of 8.0L and four turbochargers, it produced an astonishing 1,001 horsepower and 1,250 Nm of torque, propelling the car from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds.
Audi Quattro (1980)
In March 1980, the legendary Audi Quattro made its debut, quickly becoming an icon in the world of sports cars and dominating racetracks in the 1980s. The Quattro was the first mass-produced car with all-wheel drive, making 4WD technology a trend in conventional automobiles. This innovative feature transformed the way drivers navigated through various terrain and weather conditions.
Tesla Model S (2013)
Although not the first electric car, the Tesla Model S ushered in a new era for modern electric vehicles. With a range of up to 250 miles on a single charge, it proved that electric cars could be practical and desirable. The Model S’s massive sales figures demonstrated the profitability of electric vehicles, inspiring the development of numerous advanced electric models that followed in its footsteps.
Ford Mustang (1964)
The Ford Mustang is an icon of American sports car culture, first introduced in 1964. With its impressive design and powerful performance, the Mustang became synonymous with speed and style, a reputation it still holds today. Even after several decades, the Mustang continues to captivate enthusiasts, especially with high-performance variants like the Mustang Dark Horse and Mustang GTD.
BMW M5 (1985)
Unveiled at the Amsterdam Motor Show in 1984, the first-generation BMW M5 was developed based on the 535xi chassis and incorporated aerodynamic elements from the M535i. Under the hood was a M88/3 inline-6 engine with a displacement of 3.5 liters, producing 286 horsepower. This exceptional power output enabled the M5 to sprint from 0 to 60 mph in just 6.5 seconds, earning it the title of the fastest commercial sedan at the time.
Pontiac GTO (1964)
The Pontiac GTO played a pivotal role in cementing the position of muscle cars in the automotive market during the 1960s. Introduced in 1964, the GTO targeted young customers seeking performance and style. With its powerful V8 6.4L engine, the GTO delivered an impressive 325 horsepower and 580 Nm of torque, earning its reputation as a street performance “monster.”
Volvo PV544 (1959)
The Volvo PV544 made history as the first car in the world to be equipped with three-point seatbelts, a groundbreaking safety innovation. Nils Borin, a Volvo engineer, invented this life-saving feature and generously offered the patent for free to benefit people worldwide. This design has since become the standard for all vehicles, saving countless lives in accidents.
Saab 99 Turbo (1978)
The Saab 99 Turbo ushered in the era of turbocharged engines, a technology that would later find widespread application in sports and racing cars. With a 2.0L turbocharged engine producing 145 horsepower and 235 Nm of torque, the Saab 99 Turbo offered a unique combination of performance and efficiency.
Jeep Wagoneer (1963)
The 1963 Jeep Wagoneer was a pioneer in many respects. It was the first spacious SUV with off-road capabilities, and it introduced automatic transmissions and suspension systems to the market. The Wagoneer is considered the precursor to the popular high-riding vehicles prevalent today.
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The Midnight Supercar Run: “Mr.” Vu’s Ford GT and Bugatti Veyron Rescue Mission at Gumball 3000 2024
The fleet of Ferrari supercars were driven out by Trung Nguyên’s own drivers, a meticulous process that took five hours to carefully maneuver the 13 prancing horses into the exhibition space. The Ford GT and Bugatti Veyron, equally stunning in their presence, made an entrance as well, although they were brought in by a recovery vehicle.
The Ultimate Bugatti: A Cross-Country Adventure.
But to everyone’s surprise, the owner has never sat behind the wheel of the coveted million-dollar Bugatti Veyron. This stunning car was recently showcased at the Gumball 3000, leaving many in awe.
The “Holy Trinity” of Vu’s “Gumball 3000” Journey: A Warm Welcome with a Twist of Individuality
In 2024, when the Gumball 3000 rally rolled into town, Vietnam’s renowned supercar enthusiasts were notably absent, tending to other matters. But “Qua” Vu stepped up with a unique welcome for the Gumballers, sponsoring the event to the tune of 6 billion VND and showcasing an extraordinary collection of 16 supercars. Among them were three Bugatti Veyrons and two Ford GTs—a sight that left many Gumball participants in awe and disbelief.
The Ultimate Trio: Bugatti Veyron and the Dynamic Ford GT Duo Join “Qua” Vu’s Nearly 200 Billion VND Lineup for Gumball 3000
Amidst much anticipation, Dang Le Nguyen Vu is bringing his fleet of nearly 20 supercars to Gumball 3000 2024, including the ultimate trio: the Bugatti Veyron, the standard Ford GT, and the Ford GT ’67 Heritage Edition. This extraordinary lineup is sure to spark an exciting online frenzy at the event.
