Electric Moke

The ultimate beach buggy has returned to production, but now in electric form! The much-loved 60s classic Mini Moke was originally designed to be a military vehicle, but quickly became a popular "cult” vehicle for its fun and also practical side, its robustness and the feeling of freedom that you enjoy whist driving. Now the company have presented a new electric eMoke, with a top speed of 25 mph and a range of 40 miles. A gas-engine model will also be produced, capable of cruising at speeds of up to 65 miles per hour. Remaining faithful to the iconic styling of the original model, the all-new Moke features all the current technology, and welcomes a four-seat layout with weatherproof seats, power steering, safety roll bars and an upgraded sound system.

Please note that the model featured here was built by our team on their online configurator.

1958 BMW 507 Roadster Series II

Born to challenge the supremacy of the Porsche Speedster and Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, the BMW 507 Series II Roadster outgrew its experimental beginnings to become one of the most awe-inspiring cars in modern motoring. If you´ve never seen one before, it might be because they only built 252 of them. Offered here is a desirable Series II variant with increased engine output and a little additional space behind the seats, offering those taller drivers a more comfortable ...
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FEROX AZARIS

The crazy Ferox Azaris is a six wheeled off-road advanced vehicle with four hydraulic motors. Unlike a conventional electric motor, or indeed an internal-combustion engine, each motor is driven by a liquid that is 95 percent water. Fluid is pumped into ports inside the wheel hub, which pushes on a series of gates tasked with rotating the outer housing of the motor and, in turn, the wheel to which they are attached. A BMW R1200GS motorbike engine powers the pump, whi...
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2019 FORD MUSTANG BULLITT

Ford have announced the spectacular new 2019 Ford Mustang Bullitt to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the classic movie starring Steve McQueen and his 1968 dark green Mustang. The new Bullit is powered by a 5.0L V8 engine that delivers 475 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque, giving it a top speed of 163 mph and even more power than a Mustang GT. Other important details include a new air induction system, manual transmission, a cue ball shift knob, a dark grille, ...
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