SOD Rise Off-Road Camper

Germany startup SOD (Stone Offroad Design) has introduced a unique four-person adventure motorhome capable of tackling the most hostile terrain on or off the map. The mighty SOD Rise 4x4 is built on the rugged Mercedes Unimog U5032 and features a 4×4 system with locking front and rear differentials, a raised air intake system so you can drive through nearly four feet of water or mud and an integrated front winch. Also included is an alcove-front stone guard and LED light bar, a rear spare tire carrier that also hauls a motorcycle or small ATV, and an aluminum cargo box. It also has a 400-Ah lithium-ion battery pack and is equipped with up to 840 watts of solar. It carries 106 gallons (400 liters) of fresh water and 40 gallons (150 liters) of gray water, and its also four-season ready with heat and air conditioning.

MERCEDES SLS AMG GT3 45TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION

To mark the Mercedes-Benz SLS 45th Anniversary, a very special edition was presented. The 6.3-liter V8 SLS AMG GT3 supercar construction was supervised by Bernd Schneider, winner of the German Touring Championship. It intends to conquer, not only collectors of the German brand, but also car racing fans. However, there are two drawbacks: first, its price, never below $500,000, and finally, the fact that there are only five units for sale, which greatly raises the dis...
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Ford GT Ordering Kit

How cool is this? Ford is rolling out a new program that will allow customers to personalize their new Ford GT. Approved applicants will receive an ordering kit that allows them to physically piece together every aspect of their all-new supercar – everything from paint colors, wheel options, caliper colors, interior material samples and racing stripes. The high-quality kit comes in a carbon fiber case, complete with a latch identical to the one found on the Ford G...
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HONDA E

After a number of sneak peeks in the past and a near-production prototype demonstration named EV, the new Honda E is now available for pre-order. The adorably retro urban electric car is available in two power options: 134 hp or 151 hp and both will produce 232 lb-ft of torque. That’s good for 0-62mph in eight seconds. The Honda E will go roughly 136 miles on a single charge thanks to a 33.5 kilowatt-hour battery that feeds a single electric motor. As for charging...
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