Jeep Shortcut

Jeep have recently revealed this awesome little concept. The Jeep Shortcut is based on a modern Wrangler and invokes the spirit of 1950s Americana with a shortened body and functional simplicity. The ultra-capable off-roader started as a two-door Wrangler, but had 14 inches chopped out of the body making it more than two feet shorter than a standard Wrangler. The Shortcut also sheds its doors and roof, and has modifications such as a unique grille, hood, tailgate, wheel flares, custom chrome bumpers, 17-inch red steel wheels, and a modified exhaust. Under the hood there is a powerful 3.6L V6 engine mated to a 5-speed automatic transmission. Fingers crossed and hoping this radical concept becomes a production reality.

JEEP CREW CHIEF 715

Every year, Jeep enthusiasts get together for the annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah. This year, to mark the 50th edition of the event, Jeep is bringing along some special concept to show off at the weeklong celebration of the iconic SUV. Our favorite is undoubtedly the impressive Jeep Crew Chief 715, a salute to legendary Jeep military service vehicles. Built around an open-air Wrangler Unlimited, the Crew Chief 715´s military heritage is evoked with the stee...
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TOYOTA SUPRA A70 RESTOMOD

Envisioned by graphic designer Hakosan Designs, this futuristic Toyota Supra restomod has a modern twist, and is a testament to pure class and beauty. The front end of the car has seen the most alterations. Unlike the original Supra, which had pop-up headlights, this model has LED headlights and turn signals installed where the turn signals originally were. The sports car now has brilliant red LEDs in place of the original fog lights, giving it a more co...
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BRUBAKER BOX MINIVAN

German-based industrial designer Samir Sadikhov has reimagined the legendary design of Curt Brubaker, whom originally created a kit designed to fit on the chassis of a Volkswagen Beetle, converting them to Box Vans. Brubaker´s work also directly influenced the design of the Tesla Cybertruck. Sadikhov stays true to the metallic finish but adds wooden bumpers, and a slightly softer low-poly design that is more approachable and friendly. Sadikhov says: "in terms ...
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