By the ubiquitous iPhone and iPad may soon join and serial iCar: conceptual development by Apple in the automotive industry, according to rumors, ready to bring in a conveyor model. Cupertino-based company plans to release the car under its own brand by 2020.
Designers do not just represent, might look like a car, if its creation came from Apple. In connection with the interests of producers in this area, it is interesting to know on what cars prefer to move top managers.
In school, Jonathan Ive, chief designer of Apple, went on an orange Fiat 500, which was given the nickname Mabel. Like a toy Italian - perhaps the only non-English life Quince car.This was the beginning of the 80s.
From the tiny Fiat had to climb higher, and the next step for Quince became the classic Austin-Healey Sprite, which he restored with his father. James Bond car has not brought much joy Johnny, so he bought Aston Martin DB9 worth $ 250 000. In it, he was in a serious accident, but fortunately not injured.
After the accident, Ive bought a second same car. But he served Sir Quince long - caught fire in the garage. Johnny, already a well-known person, contact Aston Martin, where he was offered a good discount on the more serious model - Vanquish. Supercar with a V12 engine he bought for $ 300,000.
Well what a British gentleman complete without the classic Bentley. Ivan has had two such -Black and white. 530-hp eight-cylinder Brooklands can accelerate to 300 km / h.
Land Rover LR3 SUV designer bought just because a car has appeared at his colleagues.Why not buy a car, if you have money?
Who is the main place in the garage Quince worth Bentley Mulsanne with 500-horsepower engine. Car reaches a speed of 60 miles per hour in 5 seconds, became a worthy complement to the collection of the designer.
In the collection there are also Quince Aston Martin DB4.
Garage Apple CEO Tim Cook is not as diverse as that of Quince. Cook prefers to move to the four-door sedan BMW fifth series.
Jeff Williams, senior vice president of Apple's Operating Officer in charge, by the way, for the creation of Apple Watch rides a Toyota Camry.
Apple's vice president for Internet services Eddy Cue and vice president of product marketing Phil Schiller both ride on Ferrari. Both McLaren F1. Schiller big fan of Porsche, in his garage, many German cars.
