SpeedKore 1974 BMW 3.0 CS

Tony Stark has a taste for performance automobiles, something that his real-world counterpart, Robert Downey Jr, shares as well. This impressive 1974 BMW 3.0CS was built by SpeedKore for actor Robert Downey Jr. and features the famous BMW S38 inline-six from the E34 M5, pumping out a healthy 335hp. In the build, modern touches are not missing but have been cleverly camouflaged, it features Brembo brakes, a Bilstein suspension setup, a set of gunmetal HRE three-piece forged wheels, a gauge cluster by Classic Instruments and a hidden touchscreen infotainment display. The incredible restomod also features carbon fibre accents throughout and a gorgeous coffee-colored leather interior. Like Iron Man himself, this BMW has been reborn even better for the modern age.

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