Lamborghini Gravel Bike

Following the release of the mighty Huracan Sterrato, the first all-terrain super sports car in the world with all-wheel drive for off-road thrills, Lamborghini has now revealed the Exploro Racemax x Huracán Sterrato, an impressive gravel bike that matches the car. Developed in collaboration with Italian 3T Cycling, the sleek carbon-fiber and titanium ride matches the Huracan Sterrato in looks and style. The exclusive performance gravel bike also features a carbon fiber Racemax frame, a 3T Torno (the world’s lightest aero crank), plus titanium and aerospace-grade alloys. The limited edition bike can be ordered from now on and it will be available from March 2023 through 3T stores and the 3T online store.

1984 Mercedes-Benz 240GD

To be offered at auction at RM Sothebys´ Auburn Fall event, this unique 1984 Mercedes-Benz 240GD is in pristine condition and fully equipped for any adventure. The exterior of the truck has been coated in matte olive green giving it a cool military look, whilst the interior is simple and utilitarian, with olive vinyl seats and basic instrumentation. Other details include a full-length roof rack that comes complete with a rooftop tent, a hi-lift jack, an...
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Jaguar XKSS

Jaguar is to build the stunning XKSS as an ultra-exclusive continuation model for a group of very lucky collectors in 2017. Only 16 were originally built in for export to the USA before the remaining nine were destroyed in the famous Browns Lane factory fire of February 12th 1957. Now Jaguar will build nine XKSSs that will be generally faithful to the original design, ensuring each one is completely authentic and crafted to the highest quality. Each one will be hand...
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TAURUS URBAN TRANSPORTATION CONCEPT | BY ERIK LANUZA

The Taurus as the designer hails it, is a zero emission, open-top, saddle-ridden vehicle that moves on two wheels. Essentially an enhanced Segway with a saddle, the all-electric vehicle needs to be controlled by the body balance of the rider. You can control the speed by leaning forward or backward, while the steering wheel can be used to change the direction on curves, apart from your body balance....
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