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Toyota Ft-1 Concept

Toyota have presented at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show, the impressive new FT-1 Supra concept. Short for "Future Toyota," the FT-1 is one spectacular looking vehicle, it´s design is inspired by some of Toyota´s most iconic cars the 2000GT, Celica and the Supra, and it´s pointed nose is similar to those on Formula 1 cars. Though exact details on the exciting supecar´s production are not yet available, you can give this beast a virtual test run on Gran Turismo 6, as the FT-1 will be available for download from today.



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PAUL SMITH X LAND ROVER DEFENDER - Image

PAUL SMITH X LAND ROVER DEFENDER

This won´t be everybody´s cup of tea, but we love it! This is a collaboration between two of Britain´s most iconic design brands, fashion Designer Paul Smith and car manufacturer Land Rover. The bespoke Land Rover Defender features 27 different exterior colors, and uses a mix of leather and fabric for the seats, with contrasted stitching. A fitting tribute to one of the world´s best loved vehicles, that unfortunately will end production in December of this year....
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KARMA KAVEYA ELECTRIC SUPERCAR

Karma is embarking on a new journey by targeting the "ultra-luxury" market segment, and they've set their sights on 2025 to make their mark with the spectacular Kaveya. This all-electric GT super coupe is poised to be Karma's flagship model, sporting AWD powered by a 120 kWh battery for a range exceeding 250 miles. With performance as its core, the Kaveya boasts an impressive 1,180 hp, 1,270 lb-ft of torque, a 0-60 time under three seconds, and a...
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SLATE ELECTRIC TRUCK

The Slate Electric Truck might just be what the EV market has been missing, a back-to-basics, no-nonsense pickup that blends modular design with real-world practicality, all for under $20,000 (after federal incentives). Built in the U.S. and sold direct-to-consumer, the Slate is engineered for affordability without cutting corners on safety or utility. This minimalist EV offers two battery options: a 52.7kWh pack with 150 miles of range or an 84.3kWh pack for ...
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