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Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Hawaii: Maui to join Oahu in third food and wine festival (LA Times)
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Hawaii: Polynesian center to introduce new luau (LA Times)
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Hawaii: Volcano House is back in business (LA Times)
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Hawaii: Waikiki to light up July 4 with huge fireworks display (LA Times)
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Tuesday, 2 July 2013
Hawaii: O'Keeffe, Adams works together at Honolulu museum (LA Times)
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Daily Deal: Honolulu museum pass offered for Memorial Day weekend (LA Times)
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Hawaii: Mama's Fish House hopes to help with sustainable fishing (LA Times)
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Hawaii: Honolulu to host Pan-Pacific Festival (LA Times)
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Daily Deal: Joie de Vivre opens Honolulu hotel with $159 rooms (LA Times)
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Hawaii: Famous military aircraft joins Pearl Harbor museum (LA Times)
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Monday, 1 July 2013
John Lennon's 1965 Ferrari 330 GT up for bid
Bonhams will auction off John Lennon's very first car, a 1965 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 Coupe, at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 12th. As soon as news broke out that the lead singer of the Beatles got his driver's licence in 1965, dozens of Maseratis, Aston Martins and other luxury cars wound up in front of his house, as automakers desperately wanted to profit from Lennon's popularity. He eventually picked the Ferrari.
Initially sold for £6,500 (the equivalent of £110,000 today), the car is expected to fetch anywhere between £180,000 and £220,000, or $281,000 to $343,000.
Source : Bonhams
by Guillaume Rivard
by Auto123.com
by Auto123.com
Ferrari plans elite club for VIP customers
Ferrari wants to create one of the most exclusive collector car clubs on the planet, favouring long-time customers over first-time buyers. Members of this elite group must own at least five of the Italian automaker's high-price supercars. At the moment, there are about 300 such owners around the world.
These select few will get the best opportunities to purchase limited edition models, even ahead of the 13,000 members of the Ferrari Owners' Club.
The idea for a VIP club came after some of the brand's highest-profile customers missed out on the 80 available copies of the Ferrari SA APERTA.
Source: NY?Daily News
June 15, 2013by Guillaume Rivard
by Auto123.com
by Auto123.com
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