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Frisker Surf

The Californian manufacturer Frisker, best known for it´s electric sports car called Karma, officially presented it´s station wagon model, dubbed the Surf at the Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany. The sporty station wagon should use an electrical assembly very similar the Karma, 408 horsepower, 0 to 60mh in just 5.8 seconds, reaches a top speed of 120mh and runs 50 miles until the gasoline power generator is activated. The Surf will be available in 2013.



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WESTFALIA OFFROAD CAMPER - Image

WESTFALIA OFFROAD CAMPER

The "Van Life" phenomenon is all the rage lately, a fascination with conversion vans built to take adventurers into the wild. The all-new Westfalia Offroad Camper is designed specifically for active outdoor enthusiasts, an adventure-ready 4x4 off-road camper with some nice interior touches. The rugged 4WD adventure camper features a rear differential lock and raised chassis, all-terrain tires from BFGoodrich, a rear bike carrier, a Thule roof basket, and a...
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ZAROOQ SAND RACER

Zarooq Motors is a new car brand from the UAE (United Arab Emirates ), they have presented the spectacular Zarooq Sand Racer, a racing car specifically designed for the desert, yet it is street legal. The beastly dune jumper is powered by an impressive Nissan 3.5-liter V6 engine with 309 HP and 371 Nm, and equipped with a sequential gearbox, heavy-duty suspension, and some seriously knobby tires. The high-performance buggy is handmade, with many bespoke options avai...
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1991 Nato Camo G-Wagen

This one off build takes the original Mercedes 250GD Wolf and pushes it far beyond its military roots. What was once a slow, utilitarian machine is now a fully reworked G Wagen that blends historical accuracy with modern performance. The exterior stays true to its origins. The NATO camouflage is not just inspired by military patterns, it is recreated using original color codes and application methods, where no two vehicles were ever the same. ...
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