LV Resorts Orders Natalia Cars

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Jul 25th 2006 at 11:06AM

How do you get people to notice your destination club in an increasingly packed market? How about offering them the chance to drive a luxury car that few people have even heard of. LV Resort Villas has ordered 10 Natalia SLS 2 Sport Luxury Sedans from DiMora Motorcar for their luxury resort estates around the world. The Natalia is a $2 million four-door sedan with the 1200-horsepower DiMora Volcano V16 engine. It's a bold move but looking at the website for DiMora I wonder if when/if these cars will actually arrive at the LV homes.

Tags: destination clubs, DestinationClubs, dimora, lv resorts, natalia

Filed under: Estates, Luxury Travel & Hotels, Luxury Cars & Autos

Source

Subscribe to these comments

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

James Scotty Jul 28th 2006 11:05AM

This looks like a total scam. Where is the website for LV Resorts...Why is DiMora's site so shoddy? Does anyone know who's funding these quacks? The car looks like Homer Simpson's designs for his brother's car company. Too many features, with no one redeeming value for anyone.

Bill Ewing Jul 28th 2006 1:32PM

In reference to the abovementioned Natalia automobile. It should be mentioned that two of the major features promoted by this Automotive maker are potentially false advertising (The Biosensor Technology enabling the Car to sense the moods of the driver, and the automatic internal cabin temperature maintenance while the car is parked and engine is shut down). To my knowledge, these technologies had been introduced to the Natalia group many months ago and are Patented. Natalia subsequently declined on licensing these patented technologies. Surprisingly, they appear in their Press Releases as two of the major features this automobile will offer. TO echo your closing comments, one wonders how DiMora and Natalia plan on delivering a vehicle of such technololgical prowess, when the Technology has yet to be licensed and under the control of DiMora/Natalia.

Pehaps Natalia can best be described as the proverbial "dream car" indeed.
Bill Ewing

James Scotty Aug 9th 2006 12:18AM

Man, DiMora Natalia is marketing technologies they don't even have access to. They're facing major lawsuits if they didn't get their technology and patent licenses in order. Do you think DiMora will be in jail for fraud before this car ever happens?