Fuell Fllow e-Motorcycle

This groundbreaking electric urban commuter, designed by the legendary engineer Erik Buell, has garnered immense attention for its fusion of style, performance, and cutting-edge technology. The attractive, innovative, and upgradeable e-commuter merges the best features of electric powertrains, including rapid acceleration, zero-emission, and denser charging infrastructure, with advanced safety and connectivity technology. With innovative engineering and impressive performance, Fuell Fllow delivers 47 hp continuous power, 750 Nm torque, and an urban range of 150 miles (240 km). Its high-voltage architecture allows quick charging in under 30 minutes. Fllowï¿½s modular design enables future upgrades, while the connected dashboard and advanced safety system ensure a seamless and secure ride. watch the video below

Zero DSR/X Electric Adventure Motorcycle

Zero Motorcycles has just unveiled its latest electric motorcycle, their most ambitious, aggressive off-road beast yet. The Zero DSR/X is a highly effective dual purpose adventure bike that silently conquers off-roading trails just as well as it carves through canyon roads. The all-electric adventure motorcycle delivers 100 horsepower and an impressive 166 foot-pounds of torque, providing enough power to climb steep hills or hit a top speed of 112 MPH. It features a...
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Shelby Mustang GT500

This very special pony in excellent condition is up for grabs. A stunning Shelby Mustang GT500 that has been fully restored and maintained, made in 1967 where muscle cars were at their peak, this fastback has it all: a mean look with its black raven satin paint, a V-8 that will deliver old-school HP, around 355 of them to be more accurate, and will get you over 130 mph, a matching black upholstery with a metal dash, plus a classic wooden steering wheel. If you’re ...
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Maxlider 4-Door Bronco

Few cars can capture the true adventurous energy that the Ford Bronco exudes, the iconic SUV was one of the world´s leading 4x4 vehicles for three decades (between 1966 and 1996) but Ford never offered a four-door Bronco to the public. The team at Maxlider Brothers Customs has taken it upon themselves to rectify this glaring error by stretching a first-gen Bronco, fitting an extra set of doors, and a third row of seats to take more pals off-road! The build is might...
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