Photo: Tarek van Stralen
There is one recent particular event that managed to bring together all kinds of super cars, and that is the “Need for Speed” movie premiere in Ede, Netherlands.
Apparently, numerous super car owners came together and gathered at the cinema where the premiere took place in Ede. We’re talking about a large number of luxurious vehicles, around 200 of them. It was all about Bugatti, Lamborghini,Ferrari, Porsche and Mustangs at the Need for Speed movie premiere. Moreover, it seems that even the well known DJ Afrojack was at the said premiere and showed off his rides.
It was definitely a sight to see, as who wouldn’t love to have such a large number of amazing cars all in one place. Just imagine custom-painted Mustangs, old-school Gibli Spyder Maserati, bright yellow, red, green-colored Lambos and numerous other such vehicles. Indeed, we’re talking about every car lover’s dream, to be surrounded by this many incredible rides.
From the looks of it, people were more than excited about the whole gathering, taking pictures as well as filming the event. Concerning the lucky owners of the aforementioned cars, each of them took his time to display his vehicle, letting us normal folks indulge in their awesomeness. We certainly wished to have been there and witness everything.
Souce: Autogespot
It was definitely a sight to see, as who wouldn’t love to have such a large number of amazing cars all in one place. Just imagine custom-painted Mustangs, old-school Gibli Spyder Maserati, bright yellow, red, green-colored Lambos and numerous other such vehicles. Indeed, we’re talking about every car lover’s dream, to be surrounded by this many incredible rides.
From the looks of it, people were more than excited about the whole gathering, taking pictures as well as filming the event. Concerning the lucky owners of the aforementioned cars, each of them took his time to display his vehicle, letting us normal folks indulge in their awesomeness. We certainly wished to have been there and witness everything.
Souce: Autogespot
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