"Greatest car ever", some might say. 1001 horsepower from a W16 engine. Top speed of over 400km/h (over 250mph). Accelerates from 0 to 100km/h (62mph) in 2.5 seconds. Costs about $1.5 million.First time I've seen one on the city streets.
"Greatest car ever", some might say. 1001 horsepower from a W16 engine. Top speed of over 400km/h (over 250mph). Accelerates from 0 to 100km/h (62mph) in 2.5 seconds. Costs about $1.5 million.
Oh yes, this is what we like.
There's a lot of mail-order rebadging going on around here, I believe. But judging by the wheels and the seat stitching (not to mention the big spoiler), this one seems to be legit.
You know a driver values their car when they take up two parking spaces!
Second black one I've seen.
First, two black Lambos and now a pair of pearl-white Porsches.
This dusty X5 was wearing Hamann badges.
Another Cayenne with the Gemballa treatment.
Two black Lamborghinis parked near each other. Actually, I saw one arriving and the other leaving, so they weren't together at all. Just a random Doha coincidence.
This small supercar costs about £125,000 in the UK (about $280,000 in the US). Four-wheel drive and 500bhp!
Lamborghini doesn't make this lightweight version of the Gallardo anymore, since they recently updated the base model. But the idea was to cut down on the weight of the car by replacing a lot of the original parts with carbon fibre versions. The 70kg weightloss cost about £26,000 more ($50,000 more) than the Gallardo. Apparently only 37 black Superleggeras were made, so this is a pretty unique car.
This is a different GT than the white one I saw last month.
A Cayenne that has been tuned by German aftermarket company Gemballa.
Two Corvette convertibles stopped at a traffic light. That's the front end of a Porsche Cayenne on the right-hand side.
The driver is waiting for several ladies in black.
This is the first time I've seen one of these. It's the two-door convertible version of the Phantom. Gotta love the suicide doors.
Here's a VW Beetle with a Nismo badge. Not sure exactly what's going on there, but I guess they added some bits, including a spoiler.
This M5 has been modified by German aftermarket tuning company Hartge.
Is it? I've never seen one like this (hood scoop, stripes, etc.).
I'm not sure if this is a hood scoop or a surface-to-air missile launcher. Has anybody seen one like this before?
Don't see many of these around here. In fact, this is the first one I've seen in this country.
Lots of C6s in Qatar, but I rarely come across one of these fourth-generation Corvettes.
Another first; a white GT.
This is the four-door version of the Continental, introduced in 2005. Like the GT model, it has a powerful W12 engine.





Even Ferraris can get tickets!
Looks like a fourth-generation Viper (2008), but I'm not sure. In any case, its engine is over 8L!
An awesome British car, first released in North America with the 2005 model. A fibreglass body on an aluminum frame.
Ford supercar that was only built for two years (2005, 2006). 550 horsepower!
A rear-wheel-drive Porsche from the early nineties.
Awesome car, beautiful design, V12 engine.
Made in 2005, this car has a unique convertible "electrochromic glass panel" roof that flips over 180 degrees to the back. Apparently there were only 559 of these built.
This is such an iconic French car that I had to include one shot of it. In production for over 40 years, Citroën made almost four million of these cars! There are rumours that an updated version of the 2CV may go into to production in the not-too-distant future.
I'm not sure what colour this is. Salmon? Peach? I don't think the police were impressed, because they captured this one, too.
This one is a little older than the gold Prowler I saw before, probably 1999 or 2000. Only about 10,000 of these were ever made, over the whole five years of production.
There are many, many Hummers around this city, especially H3s. So I haven't bothered to capture any of them for the blog. But I thought this Hummer was just a little out of the ordinary. This thing can't be easy to drive. Or park.