Dacia Manifesto Buggy

Dacia has introduced the impressive Manifesto concept, a featherweight all-terrain buggy equipped to deal with outdoor pursuits, with permanent four-wheel drive, a hose-down interior, chunky wheels, a raised ride height and a tough plastic body made from a recycled polypropylene material. The hood sports a lightbar plus a single headlamp that can me removed and used as a powerful handheld flashlight, and it is fitted with a winch, and a dedicated battery supply out back that can be pulled out and used as a portable power source at camp. It also features puncture proof tyres, seat covers that can easily be removed to double as sleeping bags, and a rear area that can optionally be transformed into a workbench or table, with built-in storage.

Photo credit: Etienne Roville / Dacia

Nissan Z Proto

Nissan have introduced the Z Proto, a tribute to the model Z and its fifty year history. Nissan has moved in a retro direction with the latest Z design, venturing into the past while also bringing those signature design elements into the future. It is fair to say, it is a very promising direction, indeed. Details include 240Z-inspired headlights, 300ZX-esque taillights, and a few other historical touches such as the long hood and fastback shape that is...
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1961 Triumph TR4

Found back in 2009 rusting away in a Kentucky barn, this stunning 1961 Triumph TR4 has been brought back to its former glory with a striking color scheme. The TR4 is one of the quintessential British roadsters of the 60s and became a celebrated rally car. This rare early example of the model now wears a deep coat of black paint, complemented by menacing black wire wheels, and a clean, bumper-less look on the body. Inside, a fresh, custom red leather cabin breaks up ...
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BMW Electric Conversion Kit

This unique kit turns BMW airheads into electric motorcycles, it lets you build an EV with BMW´s most iconic motorcycle whilst maintaining its character. LM Creations engineered a complete "crank" case, housing all the electric components, making it a bolt on solution, simply remove the crank shaft and bolt in a 11kw electric powerplant, and keep the gearbox and the rest of the driveline, this maintains the experience of riding a motorcycle. In fact, you can ride o...
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