1974 Ford Bronco

Although we absolutely love the new 2021 Bronco, we cannot forget the original 1966-77 Bronco, which remains a highly-collectible design icon. Our latest Bronco crush is this beauty by Velocity Restorations, a 1974 early Ford Bronco with great attention to appearance and performance. The beastly SUV is powered by a 5.0 Coyote crate engine matted to a 6 Speed 6R80 Transmission, and features a 3.5-inch suspension lift, LED headlights, Wilwood disc brakes on all 4 wheels with hydroboost assisted braking, retractable power steps, 6-point roll cage with dome lights and frame tie-ins, a 3-inch performance exhaust, plus mighty BF Goodrich All-Terrain tires to keep up with the Bronco´s wandering spirit.

BLINK STEADY BIKE LIGHT

Blink Steady is another successful project funded by Kickstarter. The bike light is not only cool and elegant, it is also "clever", it turns on automatically and shuts off when you’re not riding! This is possible because of the integrated accelerometer that knows when you’re moving. It also features a light sensor that detects when it’s dark enough to turn on. Blink Steady is made from solid aluminum and is hard to steal, it is locked to your seatpost. A "no b...
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RALLY FIGHTER

This is how a man´s toy should look like. The Rally Fighter was initially a design concept by Sangho Kim is a 2010 graduate of Art Center College of Design in Pasadenaposted in to the Local Motors Community site for review and critique, but when the feedback was so positive,many demanded the car be built. So here you have it, a beast with a V8 430hp engine, with rear wheel drive, automatic transmission and 7-inch aluminum alloy wheels....
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KOENIGSEGG AGERA R

The latest addition to the Koenigsegg family is the "Agera R", this model relies on a 5.0 V8 twin-turbo motor, capable of delivering a staggering 1100 hp powered by bioethanol E85. The Agera R fetures a removable roof, which can be stored in the car. Another highlight are the wheels, whose rims are shaped like a jet engine, they generate more downforce to keep the tires specified for speeds up to 420 mph, clinging to the asphalt....
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