By now, anybody who has spent enough time on the automotive side of social media knows that supercar and hypercar owners enjoy showing the world that their machines aren't the hopelessly impractical beasts some expect them to be. And what better way to show off such assets if not using one's go-fast machine to bring the Christmas tree home?
Since we are now in the final month of the year, the X-Mas tree shopping craze has kicked off and we're here to show you how high-velocity machine owners are handling the season.
Let's take the McLaren F1 GTR in the image above, for instance. We're looking at a machine that, by definition, talks about Woking's road car beginnings, which were marked by a totally unexpected Le Mans victory.
So while the F1 may pack three seats, driving such an animal inside the city isn't exactly a walk in the park. Well, the collector behind the wheel doesn't seem to be willing to let this sit in the way of the said shopping.
Of course, we can already talk about other examples from the 2017 seasons, such as the Lamborghini Aventador you'll find below - heavy Instagram surfers among you might recognize this as the Pogventador.
And the Sant'Agata Bolognese adventures of the sort don't end here. As such, we can also talk about a Huracan being put to this kind of work. We're dealing with the highly tuned V10 animal coming from social media label Daily Driven Exotics. And all the custom bits fitted to the Italian exotic only makes it seem even more fitting for the role of an awesome slay.
Note that while the Huracan's vinyl wrap is protected with the help of a blanket, the F1 GTR and the Aventador follow a different path. At first, it might seem like these two velocity tools allow the threes sitting on top of them to threaten the paint, but you can be certain that the PPF (Paint Protection Film) is there to ensure no damage is done.
Let's take the McLaren F1 GTR in the image above, for instance. We're looking at a machine that, by definition, talks about Woking's road car beginnings, which were marked by a totally unexpected Le Mans victory.
So while the F1 may pack three seats, driving such an animal inside the city isn't exactly a walk in the park. Well, the collector behind the wheel doesn't seem to be willing to let this sit in the way of the said shopping.
Of course, we can already talk about other examples from the 2017 seasons, such as the Lamborghini Aventador you'll find below - heavy Instagram surfers among you might recognize this as the Pogventador.
And the Sant'Agata Bolognese adventures of the sort don't end here. As such, we can also talk about a Huracan being put to this kind of work. We're dealing with the highly tuned V10 animal coming from social media label Daily Driven Exotics. And all the custom bits fitted to the Italian exotic only makes it seem even more fitting for the role of an awesome slay.
Note that while the Huracan's vinyl wrap is protected with the help of a blanket, the F1 GTR and the Aventador follow a different path. At first, it might seem like these two velocity tools allow the threes sitting on top of them to threaten the paint, but you can be certain that the PPF (Paint Protection Film) is there to ensure no damage is done.
Christmas is approaching. Don’t forget the tree„ ÷: @dailydrivenexotics