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Sub G1

Combining technologies from the motorbike with the sensations you can have driving a car, the SUB G1 is an interesting concept sports car, designed more for the circuit, it has the particularity of beeing composed by traditional two front wheels and a rear axle with one wheel, similar to a motorcycle. It was designed by American designer Jay Brett.



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ALPHA REX CAMP

A novel cooperative overlanding and camping idea arrangement is presented by the California-based electric vehicle manufacturer Alpha Motor Corporation. The concept is known as the Collaborative Adventure Mobility Platform (CAMP), and is based on the Alpha Rex – a pure electric SUV that was introduced back in May. The rugged SUV is equipped with tubular doors, a large cargo basket on the roof, a shovel, a Gravity LED PRO6 Light on the front, 17-inch Black ...
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1964 Porsche 904 GTS Racing Car - Image

1964 Porsche 904 GTS Racing Car

The Porsche 904 GTS is one of the most beautiful coupes of all times, it was the first Porsche to wear an aerodynamic and lightweight glass-fibre bodyshell. This stunning two-seat, dual-purpose sports car is going under the hammer at the RM Sotheby’s Paris auction, and considering the history and rarity (a scant 108 units were made) of this stunning vehicle, it won´t come cheap. Presented in beautiful condition, this 904 is ready to be enjoyed at ...
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PORSCHE 911 MONOLITE PROJECT

Safari-style Porsche 911 builds have become incredibly popular in the past few years, we have featured several here before. The latest build to catch our attention is this crazy 1985 Porsche 911 Carrera modified by Fercho Urquiza, a racing driver and car customiser from Mexico. We love this, partially because it is just cool looking and partially because it drives automotive purists up the wall. We don´t have many details on the build, so we will leave you to drool...
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