ECD Project Invictus

"Project Invictus" is the name of one of the latest masterpieces to roll out of the East Coast Defender Florida-based workshop. This meticulously-rebuilt Land Rover Defender is outfitted for overlanding duty, and is packed with gear for heading into the wilderness. Accessories include a Cascadia rooftop tent and shower arm, a Warn Industries winch, a Front Runner roof rack, Front Runner 20-liter steel jerry cans for water, ARB Tred Pro recover boards, a Midlands CB radio and a portable solar power unit. Based on the 1991 Land Rover Defender D110, this beast is now powered by a new Corvette GM LS3 V8 powerplant that produces 430 horsepower, and is paired with a five-speed manual transmission. It was also fitted with a custom air suspension for a better ride, and is painted in a beautiful Nara Bronze paint, with a satin black roof. watch the video below

Lotus Eletre SUV

Lotus has unveiled its first electric vehicle, the Eletre. The all-electric Hyper SUV is the first production car with retractable lidar for self-driving, and has a battery capacity of over 100kWh that is capable of delivering 373 miles of range. The model is also equipped with 600hp of power, can get from 0-62 in less than three seconds and can reach a top speed of 161 mph. Air suspension, active cornering stabilization and rear-wheel steering are also standard. In...
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1966 Ford Bronco

Own a piece of automotive history reimagined for today. The 1966 Ford Bronco has been reborn as a modern masterpiece, thanks to Highline Classics of Newberg, Oregon. This iconic SUV now boasts a robust Gen III Coyote 5.0L V8 engine paired with a ten-speed automatic transmission, delivering power and performance worthy of today's standards. Rebuilt with precision, the Bronco features a green steel body with a removable white hardtop, power-retractable sid...
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1980 BMW M1

This M1 model was the first of the famous M line by the premium German automaker, the first is certainly a memorable piece and will remain as a part of automobile history. It did have quite a complicated birth, it was initially designed by Giugiaro and commissioned by Lamborghini to assemble and build it, but financial issues of the Italian supercar brand made it impossible and BMW had to find an alternate solution, so they used Transformazione Italiana Resina to ma...
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