Luxury McLaren vehicle, “Fux Green”

The Senna car looks spectacular regardless of its colour. If you wonder about its strange designation "Fux Green", we can let you know that this supercar is named after a specific owner, Michael Fux, who lives in New York. The green colour theme crowning the beauty of the car may be found on incredible 67 parts of the body; its production took up more than 1,000 hours. The car is built on the basis of carbon fibres. The green tone may be found in the interior of the vehicle where it beautifully contrasts with white leather seats.

What horsepower is hidden under the bonnet?

McLaren Senna Fux Green has a 4.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V8 engine that delivers a 789 horsepower and torque of 550 lb. While the luxurious supercar may reach a speed of 60 km/h in just 2.7 seconds and speed of 124 km/h in 6.8 seconds.

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"We are glad that we are here to officially deliver the first McLaren Senna to the American market. This is a special luxury vehicle designed to become the most modern road vehicle that McLaren ever produced," added Tony Joseph, president of McLaren North America in respect of McLaren Senna.

If you are eager to find out the price, prepare 1.3 million dollars!

A deluxe yacht requires first-class design

The Italian Pininfarina brand, known for its deluxe “car design” and its work with marques such as Ferrari, Maserati and Alfa Romeo, designed a light monocoque hull made from carbon fibre.

The amazing interior reflects one of the most impressive designs. It has a spacious cabin with an equipped kitchen and seating, with the added flexibility of being able to transform it into a deluxe double bed. The exterior is very modern and embraces colours. As a result you can choose your dream yacht in a varied range of blue, red, grey and in combination with classic white. The ship is 10.89 metres long.

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A brief history

Princess Yachts Limited is a British manufacturer of motorised yachts with a manufacturing facility in the town of Plymouth, Devon, Great Britain. The company was established in Plymouth in 1965 for marine projects. In 1981 it was purchased by South African businessman Graham J. Beck. In 2008 the Beck Company sold a 75% interest to the French investment group owned by Bernard Arnault, LVMH Division. LVMH Division companies currently include over 60 international deluxe brands, such as Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Fendi, De Beers, Moët & Chandon, Vueve Clicquot and Krug.

Princess yachts can boast collaboration with the BAR Technologies and Pininfarina companies and bring completely new yachts with the most modern technology and marine architecture to the market.