1982 FJ43 Aspen

This spectacular Toyota FJ43 from 1982 is the latest masterpiece to roll out of the FJ Company workshop, it is their most modern build done to date. Called "The Aspen Project” it was commissioned "to be a purpose-built, family-friendly beast that could take on the rigors of everyday highway driving as well as the back-country near Aspen, Colorado” the company says. Based on a 1982 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser, this beast was fully restored and now hosts a 4.5-liter Toyota 1FZ engine delivering an impressive 280hp managed by an FJ80 Toyota 5-speed transmission. Other standout features include a digital instrument cluster, a WARN winch, PIAA fog and utility lights, a backup camera, digital instrument cluster, Recaro SPEED seats, LED ambient lighting, Bluetooth, and a premium sound system. Feel free to drool over the photos below…

1968 Alfa Romeo GTV & 1967 Vespa

The pairing of this 1968 Alfa Romeo GTV 1750 with a 1967 Vespa 50N feels like a love letter to Italian motoring culture at its most honest and expressive. Offered together by a Berlin based dealer, this is not just a car and a scooter, but a carefully curated moment in time. The GTV began life as a German market example and has since undergone a meticulous multi year refurbishment completed in 2024. Finished in its factory correct Giallo Ocra over Nero Skai v...
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YAMAHA 03GEN-X

Inspired by the recently-launched Tricity scooter, Yamaha have introduced the third GEN concept models, 03GEN-f and 03GEN-x (featured here). The dual-purpose on-off-road "cross" 03GEN-x is also a leaning three-wheeled machine, but features a scrambler-influenced design, with wire spoke wheels, knobbly tyres, a rising exhaust, and off-road-inspired styling. A leather seat and copper highlights give it a retro vibe, which contrasts with more futuristic desig...
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Helm Series 1 Jaguar E-Type

The Jaguar E-Type was once considered by Enzo Ferrari "the most beautiful car ever made," and we are inclined to agree. UK-based Helm Motorcars has reimagined a limited run of 20 Series 1 Jaguar E-Types. Transforming the iconic vehicle with modern craftsmanship, Helm put 3,800 hours of work on every E-Type they restore. Also added to the bespoke E-Type, were new brakes, gearbox, wiring, suspension and steering, plus a modern air conditioning system, LED in...
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