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.

1969 FORD BRONCO

While we wait anxiously for the debut of the 2020 Ford Bronco (next week!), we´ll keep drooling over the vintage version of the iconic 4x4. This stunning 1969 Ford Bronco has been through a comprehensive restoration to better-than-new condition, and is now available for grabs! Considerable time, effort and money were invested into the nut-and-bolt restoration that features a rebuilt 302 CI V-8 engine, power disc brakes on all four corners, and significantly uprated...
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KINDRED CHEVY 3100

Kindred Motorworks is a California company that is bringing classic cars into the future, delivering all the nostalgia of old days, but with none of the headaches thanks to modern upgrades. Their latest offering is an electrified version of a beloved American classic, the Chevy pickup. Offered with electric power and modern amenities, the Kindred Chevy 3100 is powered by a 294hp Direct drive electric AC motor, and comes with a 74 kWh battery, making it able to cruis...
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BMW R nineT Hera Project

This impressive masterpiece would probably be more at home in a museum as an artwork, than in a garage. The Hera Project was born from the minds of the team at Italian publication Chop and Roll Magazine, in collaboration with the artists at South Garage Motor Co. Using a BMW R nineT as the base, the bike was stripped to its essentials and completely rebuilt it with a distinctive one-piece aluminium alloy body cradled by a handmade leather saddle, a new titanium twin...
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