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Flex Retro Toyota Land Cruisers

Japan´s Flex Ventures is bringing their retro Toyota Land Cruisers to the US Market! The company is known for transforming late-model Toyota vehicles into earlier versions of themselves. Using a bespoke concept, customers can use Flex’s online simulator to customize their vehicles, turning them into tricked-out, vintage-style restomods. The fully renovated interior is as if brand new, and the exterior is given a classical looking facelift. Flex San Diego will sell in the American market retrofitted Toyota Land Cruisers called "The 106" and "The Wonder." Later this year, they will also debut a retrofitted Toyota Tacoma.



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Ford Bronco Vail - Image

Ford Bronco Vail

Another gem by "Classic Ford Broncos", a US company that specializes in restoring early model Ford Broncos. They hand-build only a small volume of Broncos each year, using only the best, original Ford Bronco bodies, and top of the line components. In fact, their restorations are unlike any other, they include an original, early model body, an expertly refurbished frame, new custom paint, new suspension, new wheels and tires, new bumpers, new wiring harness...
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Neuron EV T.ONE Modular Utility Vehicle - Image

Neuron EV T.ONE Modular Utility Vehicle

The race to launch the first all-electric American truck heats up, after Rivian introduced their R1T Electric Truck, Atlis Motor Vehicles introduced the Atlis XT, and Tesla introduced their crazy Cybertruck, another company has entered the fray. Los Angeles-based vehicle startup Neuron EV has presented the awesome T.One an "all-in-one multipurpose vehicle". The modular electric vehicle can be setup with a standard pickup truck bed, goose-neck flatbed, SUV,...
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1981 AUDI QUATTRO

Petrolheads rejoice, this 1981 Audi Quattro is now an acquisition possibility, this one in particular has some cool history that goes along with it. Originally built to be a VAG press car, it was one of the first Quattros imported to the UK, registered in 1981. It later went into competition in 1982 in the fabulous group B series, prepared by David Sutton Motorsport/Audi UK although initially used as a recon and practice unit but then in 1983 it did race on the Roth...
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