Quant E-sportlimousine

The spectacular QUANT E-Sportlimousine was first presented at the 2014 Geneva motor show back in March as a concept vehicle, but now the four seater electric sportscar has just been approved for use on public roads. The car was developed by Swiss company nanoFLOWCELL and is powered by a salt water nanoFLOWcell system that drives energy through the car’s four electric motors (one per wheel). Powered exclusively by salt water, this beast is packed with a mind-blowing 912hp engine capable of hitting 60 mph in just 2.8 seconds, and has a top speed of 236 mph. watch the video

CONTRA VAN KIT

The Contra Van Kit aims to assist its buyers in quickly getting their small van ready for camping. Rather than having to break the bank to customize your van and waiting for months to get it ready, this kit has all you’ll need to get you going exploring the spots of your choice. The kit is made from CNC machined wood and is comprised of a bed structure with a slated ceiling, two large drawers with up to 600lbs of capacity that will slide out through ...
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BMW R100R | BY DIAMOND ATELIER

We normally keep our traditional custom motorbike crush for Friday´s, but we couldn´t resist today in showcasing this absolute gem by Diamond Atelier. After their first stunning modification on a BMW R80, the German workshop have worked their magic on this mind-blowing build, based on a BMW R100R. As with their previous bike the guys kept it simple and uncluttered as possible, exactly the way we like it.   This awesome ride is currently for sale th...
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1989 V8 DEFENDER

This original left-hand drive Soft Top V8 Land Rover is a rare factory-built example (not to be confused with aftermarket conversions) and is offered with a few sensible modifications and relatively low mileage from new. Finished in a gorgeous Midnight Blue, with a black soft top roof and retrimmed black leather upholstery in the cabin, the vintage SUV is powered by a 3.5-litre V8 with an Edelbrock carburettor, driving all four wheels through a five-speed manual gea...
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