Rolls Royce Cullinan

Rolls Royce have introduced their first all-terrain SUV - the Cullinan, an impressive all-wheel drive off-roader with go-anywhere abilities. Powered by a 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12 engine that delivers 563 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque, this five-seater SUV has a top speed of 155 mph. Other details include self-leveling and electronically controlled air suspension, six terrain modes to choose from, and 22-inch wheels. Inside their is no shortage of tech, a panoramic camera system, adaptive cruise control, collision warnings, night vision, a high-resolution head-up display, USB ports and wireless charging, plus a WiFi hotspot. The first deliveries are likely to arrive before the end of this year.

1961 Jaguar E-Type

The Jaguar E-Type was once considered by Enzo Ferrari "the most beautiful car ever made," and we are inclined to agree. This fine specimen seen here was remarkably restored by the talented crew at E-Type UK, a company that knows almost everything there is to know about these incredible cars. They seamlessly integrate modern touches that enhance drivability, reliability and performance to today´s standards, while being ultimately respectful of the history and the cl...
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CYCLENAV

Schwinn have presented an affordable bike navigation device - the CycleNav. The device is mounted on your bike and links to your smartphone via Bluetooth using the included app, you can then program your route and CycleNav indicates the way by using voice commands and turn signals, great for paying attention to the road, instead of staring at a phone. In addition, the smart bike navigator app keeps track of statistics including distance traveled, length and ca...
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TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE SCRAMBLER | BY FCR

FCR is our latest custom motorcycle workshop discovery, they are based in France. The custom build that caught our attention was this Triumph Bonneville Scrambler, equipped with a high mounted exhaust, wide wheels and off-road tires for crossing streams or muddy roads. Great color scheme on this. Head over to the FCR website and check out more of their work. Check out these other Triumph conversions ...
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