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.

VW Atlas Basecamp

Volkswagen have introduced the VW Atlas Basecamp, a concept designed to be your ultimate offroad camper rig. The rugged SUV is equipped to let you stay in the wilderness for a while, it is powered by a 276-horsepower VR6 engine, and features 4Motion all-wheel-drive, a custom body, a higher ride height, custom Fifteen52 wheels wrapped in all-terrain tires, LED light bars, a 1.5-inch lift, and a roof rack capable of carrying two bicycles. The package comes complete wi...
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FERRARI 612 GTO CONCEPT

The Ferrari 612 GTO is the creation of young Berlin designer Sasha Selipanov of Berlin, also known as the "angry car designer". In collaboration with Samir Sadixov they came up with this stunning design study of a Ferrari 612 GTO. Source...
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Jeep Five-Quarter

For the 53rd annual off-road fan fest in Moab, Utah, Jeep has collected a bunch of sweet pickup-truck concepts to celebrate the return of the famous Gladiator pickup truck. But, the star of the show, is the only one not based on a current Gladiator pickup or Wrangler, it is instead this beastly custom based on the 1968 Jeep M715 military truck. The Jeep M-715 Five-Quarter started out as a Craigslist purchase, which was stripped to the bare bones, keeping all the cla...
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