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Hundreds of exotic cars, trucks, and fancy motorcycles were on display at the QuikTrip Center at the Tulsa County Fairgrounds over the weekend in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The exhibition always attracts many car enthusiasts from near and far, as it is like walking into a giant toy store, except these are very expensive toys. The show is an annual tradition in Tulsa, called Darryl Starbird's Annual Exotic Car Show and Monster Truck Races, it has been running for 47 years straight.

Some of the top cars in the nation are making the trip to Oklahoma to compete to be among the "Fine Nine", and win the one and only $20000 "Go for the Gold" cash award. The show is sponsored by the Oklahoma Technical College, and there were over 1000 cars on display this year, including a futuristic hand-built bubble top hot rod.

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People need to travel fast for reaching one place to another. The engine driven vehicles like a car is quite obvious to pacify this typical need. Nowadays, modern people can never think of living a single day without a car. A car is also a symbol for social position so if you have a supercar in your garage, this would be the most amazing feature for your position amongst all your friends and families.

Lots of people around the desire to have a private car, but you yourself can buy one within a lower cost! There are lots of brands that exist in the car market and all of those have some real cool features to attract the attention of the new and potential customers. You can try your best to have the perfect car within a perfect price to avoid the hustle related to your everyday life.

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The Italian automaker Lamborghini has released a teaser photo of its new supercar, the Aventador, in advance of the Geneva Auto Show where it will be unveiled officially. The car pictured in the photo is covered in a black and white swirl print, designed to conceal the details of the new vehicle design during public road tests. The body is purportedly made with a lightweight carbon fiber, which should allow it to reach speeds of up to 217 mph, and the price tag pushes the limits as well, expected to exceed $300,000.

The leaked photo is likely part of part of a viral marketing tactic the company is using to create buzz around the new car. Ford and BMW have successfully followed similar strategies in the past, with Ford photos of the 2011 Explorer crossover where the car was only partially visible, and BMW's website dontblogaboutthis.com, to promote its plug-in hybrid sports car.