2015 Kawasaki Ninja H2r

Kawasaki have recently unveiled at the EICMA show in Milan, Italy, the world’s most powerful motorcycle, meet the 2015 Kawasaki Ninja H2R. This beast is packed with an impressive supercharged 998cc, inline 4-cylinder engine, pumping out 300hp! making it the fastest production bike on the planet. Given these staggering performance numbers, the H2R will be a track-only model, however, Kawasaki have released a street-legal version dubbed the Kawasaki Ninja H2 with a price tag of $25,000. watch the video

GUNTHER WERKS PORSCHE 993 SPEEDSTER

California-based tuner Gunther Werks has presented their next insane project, taking on perhaps the rarest and most desirable 911 of them all, the 993 Speedster. The talented design team put a modern spin on the ultra-rare 993 Speedster, by chopping off the roof and adding fairings behind the rear seats, along with a cut-down windshield. They also redesigned the front bumper, added new-look rear lights, and created a decklid with an integrated spoiler specifically f...
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Straat Porsche RSR

Straat specializes in classic restorations and innovative creations based on the raw essence of the classic Porsche 911. This fantastic build is their interpretation of their client’s dream of an RSR evocation. The idea was conceived when the client, a seasoned collector, was running the fun Targa California road rally a couple of years ago. Inspired by the "spirited" cornering and driving of that event, his vision became clear: wide body, long-nose, lots of power...
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U-Boat Worx Party Submarine

U-Boat Worx has announced a massive 115-foot underwater entertainment venue capable of seating up to 120 guests plus a full crew and catering staff. The UWEP (Under Water Entertainment Platform), is a submarine designed to offer memorable deep-sea experiences, and can be configured as an underwater restaurant, a casino, or as a multi-purpose venue for parties, conferences, shows, product presentations, and even weddings. Inside the 120 passengers will have access to...
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