Cowboy Electric Bicycle

Bicycle commuters rejoice! The Cowboy Electric Bicycle features a stealthy look and an array of mighty impressive design features that will make your travel commute a breeze. The sleek and powerful e-bike is equipped with a 252 WH, key-secured battery, hidden in the seatpost, offering up to 30 miles of unassisted range from a 2.5 hour charge time. The intelligent speed and torque sensors kick in the motor-assistance system for when you need a boost. Weighing only 35 pounds, the lightweight bicycle also features built-in lights, a built-in brake light and built-in hydraulic brakes. It also comes with its own companion smartphone application that offers a live dashboard, navigation, GPS tracking, ride stats and remote diagnostics.

BUGATTI VEYRON 16.4 SUPER SPORT

This limited edition of only five units by Bugatti is one hell of a beast, it has recently broken Guinness world land speed record for production cars nearly achieving 270 mph with a recorded top speed of 269.8 mph. The first five production Super Sports will sport the same black and orange finish as the record car. Source...
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SIEGFRIED BIKE

Schindelhauer is a German company that produces timeless, minimalist, elegant bicycles. We have featured the "Viktor bike" previously. Siegfried is a classic yet contemporary bicycle. The Singlespeed-Bike features a polished triple butted frame, and Brooks leather applications on the saddle and handlebar. You can choose from three styles, a pure aluminum look, cream or black. A modern classic (winner of the reddot award) perfect for your daily ride to the office. ...
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1945 Dodge WC58 Radio Car

Here is your chance to bring a little piece of history into your garage, this beautiful and unique ride is immaculate, and was designed and built by Dodge for the U.S. military. This eye-catching 1945 Dodge WC-58 Radio Car still boasts its original motor, pushing 92 horsepower and 180 foot-pounds of torque, and is outfitted with several details that set it apart. It is equipped with a Signal Corps Radio set in front of the rear seat, and is still wearing its militar...
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