Lamborghini Minotauro, designed by Andrei Avarvarii is an electrifying car concept that runs on electric engine. This seems to be an eco-friendly Lambo that will surely give you an electrifying ride. It comes equipped with four asynchronous motors that divide the power 70% to the rear and 30% to the front axle. It features a Li-Tec flatcell battery pack located at its rear, responsible for the car’s electric supply, that’s doubled by a KERS system in the front. Unlike other traditional Lamborghinis, this car’s back portion doesn’t have those gigantic engines, for they have decided to install a third seat, for added functionality, that can be accessed by its extra-long “Lambo door.”

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We have featured a few luxury billiard tables here in LavishAvenue, and here’s the latest called - the Billards Toulet’s BlackLight Billiard Table. Made by Billards Toulet, a company founded in 1857 by Mr. Toulet and taken over in April 2008 by Marc-Alain Deledalle, this luxury billiards looks stunning thanks to the brilliant minds of those 6 designers who worked together in bringing us this high quality billiards table. It’s fully customizable and is available in different colors and finishes. It features internal lighting and an integrated jukebox. It also has a port for your iPhone or iPod so that you can enjoy your favorite music while playing. $34,800.

Alexis Bledel is a hot American actress and fashion model most known for her roles as Rory Gilmore in the television series Gilmore Girls and Lena Kaligaris in the movie The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 1 and 2. She looks pure, shy, and cute which is quite magical, for she has been loved by her fans as well as, us, guys. She’s not just another pretty face, for she has brains too, and has worked as he editor of the Yale Daily News, when she was still in College at Yale University. She started her acting career as an extra in the 1998 film Rushmore, then later had a TV role on The WB series Gilmore Girls in 2000. Then next was history…

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