Ariel Nomad

The same guys behind the spectacular Ariel Atom high-performance supercar, have introduced, the outrageously fun-looking, Nomad. The two-seat rugged off-roader is powered by a Honda 2.4-liter four-cylinder iVTEC engine, delivering an impressive 235 horsepower and 221 pound-feet of torque! The lightweight buggy(just 1,477 pounds) can hit 0-60 in 3.4 seconds, and reach a top speed of 125mph. You can choose to customize your Nomad for what you want to do and exactly how you want it to look. It is like a remote-control buggy made real! watch the video

1949 DELAHAYE TYPE S ROADSTER | FOR AUCTION

This stunning car is up for grabs, the former owner is blonde bombshell Diana Dors. The car has four completely-enclosed wheels, a transparent steering wheel, bird motifs on the inside of the doors and is still in its original light blue. Other features include: 165 bhp, 4,455 cc naturally aspirated overhead valve inline six cylinder engine, four-speed electro-mechanically actuated Cotal Preor gearbox, Dubonnet coil spring front suspension, De Dion rear axle with se...
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GLOBECRUISER MOTOR HOME

Action Mobil are specialists in building expedition vehicles, their highlight is the spectacular Globecruiser, a 4x4 top-class world touring vehicle, and the recently released Global XRS 7200, an extreme all-terrain expedition vehicle powered by a mind blowing 720-hp engine cranking its six wheels. The ultra-rugged motor homes bring comfort and style to your adventures, they feature an unique layout that provides separate areas for lounging and sleeping, and offer a...
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JAGUAR C-X75 HYBRID SUPERCAR

We take another look at the stunning Jaguar C-X75. The impressive car was first presented back in 2010 as the XJ220 successor, now Jaguar as released some new photos and behind-the-scenes film of the car’s development. The beast is powered by an incredible 1.6L four-cylinder hybrid engine(developed by Williams F1) with a combined power output in excess of 850bhp and 1000Nm of torque, and is capable of reaching 62 mph in less than 3.0 seconds on its way to a mind blo...
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