Land Rover Defender Spectre

Land Rover´s Special Vehicle Operations department were recently commissioned by the team of the latest James Bond adventure - Spectre (hits cinemas on November 5), to modify the iconic Land Rover Defender and feature it in the movie. The end result is this military beast named "Big Foot”, enhanced with 37-inch off-road tires, reinforced body panels, bespoke suspension, an exterior roll cage, a roof-mounted bespoke lighting fixture and significant tweaks under the hood. more details

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KOENIGSEGG ONE1

The Koenigsegg One:1 is finally official! Swedish supercar specialists Koenigsegg have taken the hypercar concept to the next level, the all-carbonfibre One:1 is is equipped with a twin-turbocharged, 5.0-liter V8 engine and a crazy 1,360hp! Reports say this beast has traveled at 273 miles per hour, which would make it the world´s fastest production vehicle. Only six of these will be made, good luck if you’ve got the requisite $2m lying around. Read a ...
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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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1969 Shelby GT350 B Production Fastback

Presenting the captivating story of the 1969 Shelby GT350 B Production Fastback, a racecar with a remarkable journey. Originally a Silver Jade GT500, it faced theft and damage, leading to its transformation into a racing icon. Purchased by Jerry Lecatse of ABC Auto Wreckers, it underwent modifications, including a Boss 302 engine and Grabber Green paint. Racing in B Production from 1973 to 1975, Lecatse sold it to Gordon and Nancy Gimbel, who further evolved it into...
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