Fumio Ogawa's British Cars & Conviviality Gallery
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Fumio Ogawa's British Cars & Conviviality Gallery

<strong>Morgan Roadster</strong><br />Introduced in 2004 as the successor to the Morgan Plus 8, this model is powered by a 3-liter V6 Ford Duratec 30 engine (204ps/4,900rpm, 206Nm/4,900rpm), boasting a 0-100km/h acceleration of 4.2 seconds and a top speed of 215km/h.
<strong>Morgan Plus 4</strong><br />Produced with interruptions since 1950, this is the representative model of Morgan Motor Company in the post-war era. It is equipped with a 2-liter inline-four engine (106kW/6,000rpm, 187Nm) and weighs 877kg.
Manufacturing scene at the Morgan Motor Company factory, located in Worcestershire, UK.
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The internal structure of the McLaren MP4-12C, centered around a lightweight "Monocell" combining dry carbon and aluminum.
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<strong><a href=Bentley Mulsanne & Bentley 8 LitreBentley Mulsanne& Bentley 8 Litre
Bentley's current flagship model and the 8 Litre, produced from 1930 to 1931.
<strong>McLaren MP4/1</strong><br />McLaren's Formula 1 car, raced from 1981 to 1983. It features a carbon fiber monocoque chassis.
<strong>McLaren F1</strong><br />Created in 1993 without regard for cost, this was the first road car to bear the McLaren name.
<strong>McLaren F1</strong><br />Created in 1993 without regard for cost, this was the first road car to bear the McLaren name.
<strong>McLaren F1</strong><br />Created in 1993 without regard for cost, this was the first road car to bear the McLaren name.
<strong>McLaren F1</strong><br />Created in 1993 without regard for cost, this was the first road car to bear the McLaren name.
<strong>McLaren F1</strong><br />Created in 1993 without regard for cost, this was the first road car to bear the McLaren name.
<strong>Jaguar XJ</strong><br />The third-generation XJ, featuring a lightweight all-aluminum body. It includes the early X350 model (2003-2007) and the facelifted late X358 model (2007-2009). The photo shows the X358.
<strong>Jaguar XJ</strong><br />The third-generation XJ, featuring a lightweight all-aluminum body. It includes the early X350 model (2003-2007) and the facelifted late X358 model (2007-2009).
<strong>Jaguar XJ</strong><br />The third-generation XJ, featuring a lightweight all-aluminum body. It includes the early X350 model (2003-2007) and the facelifted late X358 model (2007-2009).
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Fumio Ogawa's British Cars: Convivialité Gallery

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