Toyota GR Corolla

Toyota has just unveiled the ferocious GR Corolla, a rally-built hot hatch that is ready for what mother nature serves up. The first-ever GR Corolla is powered by a lightweight, 1.6L three-cylinder direct/port injected turbo engine, good for 300 horsepower, and paired with 273 lb-ft of torque, all of which will make it to the wheels through the GR-FOUR all-wheel-drive system. The exclusively manual-transmission beast also comes equipped with a triple-pipe valved exhaust, open differentials front and rear, gloss black accents, a bulged hood with vents, wide side skirts, a big spoiler, and 18-inch wheels with 235-mm wide Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tires.

1962 Jaguar E-Type FHC

The 1962 Jaguar E-Type Fixed Head Coupe is the epitome of automotive elegance, blending timeless design with modern performance upgrades. Originally born from Jaguar's racing pedigree, this Series I model retains its iconic charm while benefiting from meticulous restoration and enhancements for today's driving demands. Finished in Opalescent Silver Gray, the lightweight aluminum bonnet and rebuilt 3.8L engine deliver both style and power. Performanc...
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BMW F 450 GS Adventure Bike

The BMW Concept F 450 GS is a bold leap into the A2 adventure bike segment, showcasing an innovative twin-cylinder 450cc engine that packs 48 horsepower into a lightweight 175 kg build. Designed for both road and off-road mastery, this bike combines iconic BMW GS agility with powerful performance, making it ideal for urban commutes or wild trails alike. Enhanced by adjustable suspension, cross-spoke wheels, and a 6.5-inch TFT display loaded with connectivity,...
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Sherp ATV

For those looking to have the next level of off-road adventures, this is the machine for you. Sherp ATV is the ultimate vehicle to survive the zombie apocalypse, a giant overlander that walks on water and climbs obstacles over two feet tall thanks to oversized self-inflating tires. The Adult-sized Tonka truck is the world´s most capable vehicle in terms of off-road performance, it has an 8.2-foot turning radius, and a climbing gradient of up to 35 degrees, letting ...
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