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Jaguar C-x75
Jaguar takes a bold step into its future by announcing the production of Project C-X75 – a state-of-the-art supercar that will be one of the fastest, low-emission vehicles in the world. Equipped with four electric motors, one for each wheel, which deduct an amazing total of 798hp and maximum torque of 1600Nm according to Jaguar, it accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 3.4 seconds and reaches a top speed of 330 km/h. Jaguar are confident that by 2013 to 2015, around 250 units of the C-X75 would be produced.



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FORTUNE HANEBRINK | ELECTRIC ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE | Image

FORTUNE HANEBRINK | ELECTRIC ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE
10 years ago an Artic Explorer approached Dan Hanebrink, a champion cyclist, bike inovator and nasa engineer to create an alternative to skis for taking his equipment across the Antartica. The original "ice bike" was created, a vehicle with no plastic parts and with fat low-pressure tyres that crossed all surfaces effortlessly. Electric All-Terrain Vehicle is the evolution of the original with a 600 watt motor that takes you to speeds pf 20mph....
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1956 Porsche 356 A European Coupe | Image

1956 Porsche 356 A European Coupe
Auction house RM Sothebys will let you bid for the chance to own a 1956 Porsche 356A European Coupe, a rare beauty with super rare European badging (one of a handful of cars produced). Fastidiously restored by marque specialists in stunning fashion grey, this exceptional 356 A coupe was stripped to its essentials, and carefully built with a correct, show-quality restoration. The interior is finished in a combination of red leatherette and beige cloth, which matches ...
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Mokka Honda XR650 Scrambler | Image

Mokka Honda XR650 Scrambler
Meet the Honda XR650 scrambler, a minimalist off-roader by Mokka, a Budapest workshop. The donor bike started as a 2007 US-spec XR650L that was taken apart and fitted with a slimline leather seat, twin YSS shock absorbers, an elegantly bespoke fuel tank, smaller mudguards, a hand-made battery box, a fresh subframe, a custom chain guard, a Motone Eldorado tailight, a stainless steel two-into one exhaust, a Daytona speedo, Norman Hyde handlebars, and discreet LED turn...
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