RPlate Digital License Plates

In a world where cars are evolving into high-tech machines, traditional stamped metal plates seem outdated. Enter the Rplate Digital License Plates by Reviver, available in two models. The Battery RPlate offers a monochromatic HD display, Bluetooth, and low-power LTE. It is a DIY installation and does not include location tracking. On the other hand, the Wired RPlate is professionally installed and features front lighting, built-in GPS for mileage tracking, vehicle location, and park/valet modes. Both models offer light and dark modes, personalized banner messages, and in-app registration renewal. Currently approved for use in Arizona, California, and Michigan, more states will follow suit soon.

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HENNESSEY MAXIMUS JEEP

Texas-based tuner Hennessey Performance have built the first 1000hp Jeep Gladiator, the mighty Maximus. This beastly vehicle started off as a 2020 Jeep Gladiator truck but was given the Hennessey treatment, it is now powered by a supercharged 6.2-liter Hellcat crate engine that makes 1000 horsepower and 933 lb-ft of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. It is capable of 0-60 MPH in just 3.9 seconds and is just as good off the road as it is...
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LAND ROVER DEFENDER CELEBRATION SERIES

Land Rover has launched the Defender Celebration Series, three exciting new limited edition models which each celebrate a different element of Defender’s unique history, and will mark the end of the Defender production. Three very different interpretations of the Defender will be available, The Heritage, Adventure and Autobiography Editions, all have a genuine thirst for adventure. The exclusive Autobiography Edition(€64,000) features a comprehensive equipmen...
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2014 BMW X5

Our biggest SUV crush this year has to be the new Range Rover Sport, but the newly released BMW X5 follows closely behind. It was expected to be revealed only in September, but the 2014 version of the BMW X5 appeared online before the Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany. The new X5 is bigger, more powerful and lighter than the previous version, it is also equipped with the latest in hi-tech. The X5 will go into production this year and arrive at dealerships in early 201...
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