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MINI JCW x Deus

MINI and Deus Ex Machina have joined forces to create two one-off John Cooper Works builds that blend heritage, craftsmanship, and bold design. At the heart of the collaboration are two very different takes on the MINI JCW: The Skeg and The Machina.

The Skeg is an all-electric JCW wrapped in a vivid yellow and silver finish, designed with surfers in mind. Semi-transparent fiberglass panels shave weight, while a surfboard-inspired spoiler and roof straps nod directly to coastal life. Inside, neoprene seats and fiberglass storage trays bring surf culture into the cabin, making it as functional as it is stylish.

The Machina takes the opposite path, powered by a combustion engine and rooted in motorsport DNA. Its red, white, and black livery pays tribute to MINI’s rally history, with wide fenders, four bonnet-mounted light pods, and a Can-Am-style rear spoiler. The stripped-down interior keeps things raw and purposeful, featuring a roll cage, racing harnesses, and old-school toggle switches.

Both cars showcase MINI’s racing spirit and Deus’ disruptive design language, celebrating authenticity and performance in equal measure. They won’t be hitting dealerships anytime soon, but they stand as bold statements of what happens when two icons collide.




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PORSCHE 911 MONOLITE PROJECT - Image

PORSCHE 911 MONOLITE PROJECT

Safari-style Porsche 911 builds have become incredibly popular in the past few years, we have featured several here before. The latest build to catch our attention is this crazy 1985 Porsche 911 Carrera modified by Fercho Urquiza, a racing driver and car customiser from Mexico. We love this, partially because it is just cool looking and partially because it drives automotive purists up the wall. We don´t have many details on the build, so we will leave you to drool...
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BANDIT9 MONACO

This is the Bandit9 Monaco. Bringing the sports back in sports car, the Monaco is a no-nonsense solo vehicle bred to do one thing: go f*ckin fast. And yes, they are in production now. Coated in a sleek carbon fiber monocoque, the stealthy electric vehicle presents a distilled and purified design that focuses on the true art of driving. Bandit9 claims this beauty can reach 0-60mph in an impressive 2.7-seconds, whilst providing a range of 250 miles from the 536-horsep...
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1972 Lamborghini Miura SV

The Lamborghini Miura SV is a masterpiece that cemented the legacy of supercars in the early 1970s. Known for its "Spinto Veloce" (meaning "uned and fast") designation, the Miura SV was the pinnacle of Lamborghini's engineering, packing 385 bhp and refined handling that set it apart from earlier models. With a wider stance, sleeker details, and enhanced suspension, the SV delivered unmatched performance and style. Only 150 of these rare cars...
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