Jaguar C-x75

Jaguar takes a bold step into its future by announcing the production of Project C-X75 – a state-of-the-art supercar that will be one of the fastest, low-emission vehicles in the world. Equipped with four electric motors, one for each wheel, which deduct an amazing total of 798hp and maximum torque of 1600Nm according to Jaguar, it accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 3.4 seconds and reaches a top speed of 330 km/h. Jaguar are confident that by 2013 to 2015, around 250 units of the C-X75 would be produced.

1961 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE DELUXE ROADSTER

Wrapped in matte black, this vintage Beetle was converted into a stealthy roadster that is worthy of being driven by Bruce Wayne along Gotham City. The minimalist black beauty is the work of Danni Koldal, who has virtually facelifted the vintage four-wheeler into a hotrod. The awesome build was striped to its essentials, then had its chrome bumpers and hood removed, and was fitted with new torpedo-style side mirrors, fat whitewall tires on five-spoke three-piece chr...
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2023 RANGE ROVER SPORT

After introducing the fullsize Range Rover last year, Land Rover has now presented the more dynamic Range Rover Sport. The new model takes the sleek styling of its sibling and coaxes it into something more athletic, while still capturing the muscular and agile essence of the previous Range Rover Sport aesthetic. The sportier sibling will come with four engines, the base engine is a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six engine with a mild-hybrid system, whilst the top of...
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JEEP WRANGLER | BY CEC WHEELS

Whilst surfing the web we came across this spectacular Jeep Wrangler conversion, it was modified by Miami based CEC Wheels. Modification highlights include engine RIPP fuel injectors for maximum performance, a highly intelligent Pioneer touch-screen navigation system, a matte military green vinyl wrap to enhance the vehicle’s adventurous exterior, and a FOX 2.0 Performance Series steering stabilizer for improved off-roading experience. Awesome!...
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