Lamborghini Aventador J Roadster

Lamborghini presented the Aventador J Roadster supercar that promises to leave no one indifferent, they will compete for the attentions of the Geneva Motor Show with the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta. The Aventador J is distinguished by the absence of the roof and the presence of a mirror located centrally between the two mini windshields. The new Lamborghini Aventador J is the most radical convertible supercar ever produced in the history of Lamborghini, the company says its going for a two-seat sport-bike effect. It is equipped with an impressive 6.5 liters V12 engine with 700cv and 690 Nm of torque. The Italian brand promises more than 300 km/h(186 mph) and unique sensations for driver and passenger.

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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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Icon 1969 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40

Icon 4x4 is a household name in the world of custom-built trucks and jeeps. Known for their bespoke creations, Icon vehicles have a 2-year waiting list. However, there is an unique opportunity to get your hands on a stunning 1969 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 built by Icon 4x4 in Los Angeles. The vehicle is up for sale on Bring a Trailer and is a perfect blend of vintage design and modern upgrades. The vehicle boasts a 5.7-liter Vortec V8 engine with ...
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Lunaz Aston Martin DB6 Restomod

The Lunaz Aston Martin DB6 Restomod marks a decisive shift for the Silverstone based specialist known for electrifying British classics. For its 50th build, Lunaz has returned to internal combustion, delivering a re engineered DB6 powered by a hand built 5.0 liter straight six instead of the brand’s usual electric conversion. The original 4.0 liter engine has been replaced with a new 5.0 liter unit producing around 345 horsepower, paired with a modern g...
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