Head-up Display | By Garmin

The Garmin Head-up Display projects navigation information onto your windshield, allowing for a safer drive without taking your eyes off the road. The device pairs with your smartphone and projects information onto a reflective film on your windshield, it displays directions, speed, traffic, estimated time of arrival, the speed limit, traffic information and more. It also warns you of potential traffic delays and upcoming safety camera locations. Also available at amazon

KINDRED ELECTRIC BRONCO

The EV Bronco rollout has been eagerly anticipated since Kindred launched their gas-powered vintage Broncos two years ago. The stunnimg modernized classic is now powered by a 402-horsepower dual-motor, all-wheel-drive system. Built from restored 1966-1977 Broncos, this EV features an 80 kWh battery with DC fast charging, offering both power and sustainability. The EV Bronco is equipped with advanced features like Wavetrac Limited Slip Differentials, regenerative bra...
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Blacked-Out Defender 90

We have covered a lot Defenders over the past, but this one really ticks all our boxes, and it is up for grabs! Fully disassembled and stripped down to the chassis for a nut-and-bolt restoration, this 1992 Land Rover Defender 90 had the engine, transmission, transfer case, axles, suspension, steering and brake components rebuilt or replaced. The stunning truck was finished in all black, and features 18-inch wheels with BF Goodrich all terrains for the perfect finish...
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1966 Jaguar XJ13 Recreation

The 1966 Jaguar XJ13 was designed to compete in the renowned 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance event, but the project stalled and only one prototype was made. As such, it is impossible to come across a genuine example available for purchase, which means if you want one, you are going to have to get a replica. That is where New Zealand’s Rod Tempero comes into play. This XJ13 is an identical copy of the original down to the last nut and rivet, an exquisitely-made repli...
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