Jimco Spec Trophy Truck

Based in Santee, California JIMCO Racing Incorporated is one of the most technologically advanced off-road race builders in the world. They’ve been winning awards in the chassis department for close to 25 years, and that’s very apparent with this mean machine. The Jimco Trophy Truck is available with either a 850 hp Ford Spec V8 or Chevy LS3 engine, and comes with a variety of custom features. The custom fibreglass shell can be customised with any paint or graphics but we love it with this stealthy look. The rugged beast cruises atop a set of monstrous 37-inch BFG Racing tires and the company´s custom suspension capable of tackling everything off-road races all over the world can throw at it.

SUB G1

Combining technologies from the motorbike with the sensations you can have driving a car, the SUB G1 is an interesting concept sports car, designed more for the circuit, it has the particularity of beeing composed by traditional two front wheels and a rear axle with one wheel, similar to a motorcycle. It was designed by American designer Jay Brett....
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2015 FORD MUSTANG

The 2015 Ford Mustang has been officially announced! This is surely the most anticipated vehicle of the year, many photos and gossip have surrounded the latest version of one of Ford´s biggest icons. Now it is official, the famous Pony car still features the unmistakable silhouette and the new design although modern, still retains some retro features. It will initially be offered with three engine choices: a 420 hp 5.0L V8, a 300 hp 3.7L V6 and 305+ hp 2.3L Ecoboos...
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1982 FJ43 Aspen

This spectacular Toyota FJ43 from 1982 is the latest masterpiece to roll out of the FJ Company workshop, it is their most modern build done to date. Called "The Aspen Project” it was commissioned "to be a purpose-built, family-friendly beast that could take on the rigors of everyday highway driving as well as the back-country near Aspen, Colorado” the company says. Based on a 1982 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser, this beast was fully restored and now hosts a ...
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