Shelby Mustang GT500

This very special pony in excellent condition is up for grabs. A stunning Shelby Mustang GT500 that has been fully restored and maintained, made in 1967 where muscle cars were at their peak, this fastback has it all: a mean look with its black raven satin paint, a V-8 that will deliver old-school HP, around 355 of them to be more accurate, and will get you over 130 mph, a matching black upholstery with a metal dash, plus a classic wooden steering wheel. If you’re a car lover this iconic Mustang is a real must have in any premium car collection, just be ready to break the bank to get it.

LAND JUNIOR

This is a 50% scale junior car inspired by the Land Rover Series IIA! The Land Junior is fitted with a 1.2kw 48V Electric Drivetrain, and is capable of speeds of up to 25mph, which can be limited to 5 mph for younger drivers. The ventilated disc brakes ensure a short braking distance. The cool Land Juniors have a loading capacity up to 250kg, are built to order, and available in both Electric or Gas power. ...
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HINTERHER BIKE TRAILER

Hinterher is a German brand based in Munich that specializes in versatile bike trailers. Available in two different sizes, Hmax and Hmini, the cargo trailers can be configured at their online shop, by choosing from 10 different colors and various accessories available, such as handles, side panels, parking brakes, locks, hiking harness, wooden skies, etc… making this one of the most functional trailers on the market. With just a few quick clicks, the comp...
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MATURO STRADALE RESTOMOD

After capturing our attention with their conceptual images, Italian design house Maturo have now unveiled the final production model of their stunning Lancia Integrale restomod. This exquisite build represents a complete transformation of the Lancia Delta, featuring significant technical enhancements. Now known as the Maturo Stradale, this hatchback utilizes the Delta HF Integrale as its base engine, which has been brought to life with remarkable modifications. ...
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