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This year’s Gumball 3000’s theme is Miami Vice so Team Wolf Pack decided they should wrap their Mclaren MP4-12C, Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, 2014 Audi R8 and Nisan GT-R in luminescent colors. With the race running as we speak, they’ve recently posted a short clip for fans to see how these supercars look like on the road, at night.
We’ll assume you already know about the one of the craziest luxury rallies in the world that has just started. You know, the 3,000-mile (4,824 km) rally who’s flag went down two days ago in Miami and will end in Ibiza, via Atlanta, New York, Edinburgh, London, Paris and Barcelona. We’re talking super-wealthy people driving those 100 out-off this planet hot motors you rarely get to see all in one place, at the same time.
Now, try to imagine Bugatti Veyrons, McLarens, Mercedes super limousines, Lamborghinis, Ferraris and many others all wrapped up in this “Miami Vice” theme. While some chose pink and light blue stripes, others went for darker nuances. One of the teams taking part of the super rally, The Wolf Pack, decided they'd go for the luminescent wrap so now they posted their first clip with the supercars on the road, at night.
We are talking about four incredible glowing beauties that will make your head turn even if you can’t see anything else on the street. Ask yourself this: what better way is there to reenact those 1980s music and visual effects than making luxury super-fast cars shine even at night?
Now, try to imagine Bugatti Veyrons, McLarens, Mercedes super limousines, Lamborghinis, Ferraris and many others all wrapped up in this “Miami Vice” theme. While some chose pink and light blue stripes, others went for darker nuances. One of the teams taking part of the super rally, The Wolf Pack, decided they'd go for the luminescent wrap so now they posted their first clip with the supercars on the road, at night.
We are talking about four incredible glowing beauties that will make your head turn even if you can’t see anything else on the street. Ask yourself this: what better way is there to reenact those 1980s music and visual effects than making luxury super-fast cars shine even at night?
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