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Microlino Electric Car

Inspired by the adorable BMW Isetta from the 1950s, this small, eye-catching electric city car looks unlike anything else on the market, and will soon be available for purchase. The two-seater Microlino meassures a mere 2.4 meters (8 feet) long, and both driver and passenger can access and exit the interior through its single front door. It is capable of cruising at around 56mph and features a battery that can be recharged at any conventional domestic power socket. As for distance, a charge can cover up to 125 miles, depending on the battery you opt for.



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Porsche 911 Carrera 4 by Singer - Image

Porsche 911 Carrera 4 by Singer

Singer Vehicle Design are dedicated to the passionate study, preservation and optimization of the iconic Porsche 911, they restore and optimize the world’s most respected high performance vehicle through modern techniques and unique and fresh perspectives. Their builds are so popular there is a 2-year waiting list for their bespoke Porsche. This is an opportunity to jump the cue and get your hands on this spectacular 1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 reimagined by Singer...
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Meyers Manx LFG Buggy

The Meyers Manx LFG Buggy isn't just another dune runner, it's a dream collaboration between Meyers Manx and Porsche rally experts Tuthill. First revealed at Monterey Car Week, this limited-edition off-road machine (only 100 units will be built) blends classic buggy fun with hardcore rally engineering. Underneath the carbon-fiber body sits serious hardware: multiple engine options, including a four-valve flat-six derived from Tuthill's 91...
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ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA SHOOTING BREAK

This unique vehicle is up for grabs! The car is a conversion by Swiss comapany Roos Engineering of the great William Towns original Lagonda launched in 1976.It has had a complete reconstruction and rebuilding including engine overhaul, etc. only 1800 km. One of the series of the last 35 copies! Stunning design!...
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