Strida Foldable Bike

Strida bicycles have been around for a while, winner of numerous awards, the first version was launched back in 87, and since then has evolved and been improved into today´s modern version. The triangle shape folding bike is ideally suited for commuting, it opens and folds in less than 10 seconds so you can bring it on a subway or bus, it´s also the worlds lightest folding production bike and can easily be rolled when folded. Also available from amazon

2017 F-150 RAPTOR SUPERCREW

Ford have revealed a SuperCrew version of the new 2017 F-150 Raptor, an upgrade to the standard Raptor. It has a full 12 inches longer allowing for four full-size doors, a military-grade all aluminum body (shedding 500-pounds), and a unique high-strength, boxed steel frame resulting in the best-performing, most capable Raptor yet. To power the monstrous off-road pickup you´ll get a 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine paired to a 10-speed transmission, 411 horsepower, and ...
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1987 PORSCHE 959

In the mid-1980s, Porsche released a model that looked like it had jetted in from the future. The twin-turbocharged 959 was considered an astonishing achievement back in 1986, regarded as the most technologically advanced road-going sportscar ever created. It was the the pinnacle of production-car performance, and was designed to eliminate aerodynamic lift, with an impressive bodywork that includes flared fenders, covered headlights, a basket-handle rear wing, and i...
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1965 Alfa Romeo GTA

This rare, factory-built, Italian sports car with a resume of motorsports is up for sale! The name Alfa Romeo GT is synonymous with elegance and sporting performance, never more so than in the GTA, a race version of the GT. The 1965 Alfa Romeo 1600 GTA Autodelta was a modified version of the Giulia GT introduced to compete in the European Touring Car Championship. The GTA was modified by Autodelta, who replaced the Giulia´s steel body with a lighter aluminum body t...
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