Bertone Mantide

The Bertone Mantide is an ambitious project by Italian automobile designer Bertone. It features a futuristic structure based on the Corvette ZR1. Apparently the Mantide has better performance than the ZR1, due to the redesign of various aerodynamic parts and reduced weight. Because most of the structure is in carbon fiber, the Mantide is 100kg lighter than the ZR1. The super machine has a 638hp, 6.162cc, V8 engine! and 3.800rpm torque, allowing the beast to go from 0-62mph in 3.2 seconds, reaching a top speed of 217mph. Bertone plans to produce 10 Mantide, each priced at a cool $ 2 million.

2020 LAND ROVER DEFENDER

Here it is folks, the new Land Rover Defender! After all the teasers, all the leaked images, the 2020 Land Rover Defender has finally been revealed in all its glory. The all-new look reimagines the beloved SUV into a modern yet versatile off-roader, with two versions available, the Defender 90 three-door and 2020 Defender 110 five-door versions, both with an optional mild-hybrid gas engine and plenty of off-roading ability. In the US, customers will be able to choos...
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Kimera EVO37

We are big fans of Italian cars, specially the racing cars from the glory days of Group B rallying in the 1980s. The Lancia 037 is one of the most iconic racing cars, it was the ultimate rally car, perfectly encapsulating the performance and excess of Group B rallying. Now the WRC legend is reborn has the 500HP Kimera EVO37, a clean restomod for the modern era. The modern-day interpretation remains faithful to the original Lancia 037,  the silhouette rema...
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RIMAC CONCEPT ONE

The Rimac Concept One is an electric supercar designed and developed by Croatian company Rimac Automobili, it features a mind blowing 1088 hp motor with 2,802 lb/ft of torque! Concept One uses a set of four electric motors, one for each wheel, this allows the car to sprint from 0 to 60 mph in only 2.8 seconds, and reach a top speed of 190 mph. This output is unheard of for an electric sports car, Concept one could be serious and more economical competition for the f...
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