Honda Neo Sports Cafe

Another vehicle that has wowed the crowd at this years Tokyo Motor Show, is the retro-influenced Neo Sports Cafe by Honda. Although the model featured here is still a concept, the real bike will be revealed at the Milan show at the November EICMA show in Milan, with the naked sportbike rumoured to be equipped with a Fireblade 998cc water-cooled inline four-cylinder engine. The finished machine looks like it will feature a large multi-exit silencer, a single-sided swingarm, fully-adjustable inverted fork, and an aggressive modern-retro stance. The Neo Sports Cafe gets a gorgeous metallic red finish, and a round LED headlamp that emits a bright white light. There´s no indicaiton on price or availability of the production model yet. watch the video below

PORSCHE 597 JAGDWAGEN

We all know what a Porsche should look like, but this is something definitely different. This unique model is called Porsche 597 Jagdwagen (roughly translating as "hunting car”) a 4×4 developed in 1953 as a prototype for the German Army in World War II, as a vehicle comparable to the Jeep, Land Rover, and the Unimog. The car has the same flat-4 1.6-liter engine that sat in the Porsche 356. They manufactured only 71 of these utility vehicles between 1955 and 1958,...
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1978 LAND CRUISER FJ40

Our friends from FJ Company, specialize in performing full, frame-off restorations of the classic Japanese Toyota FJ series. Their latest masterpiece is this beautiful 1978 Land Cruiser FJ40, a build they consider to be their best work to date. The guys performed their trademark frame off nut and bolt restoration, replaced the door panels, windows, dash pads, and headliner, and re-upholstered the seats. They also rebuilt the 4.2-liter six-cylinder engine, four-speed...
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TOURING SUPERLEGGERA AERO 3

No, this in not another very well done digital rendering of a concept vehicle, this is for real. Designed by master coachbuilders at Touring Superleggera, the exciting new Aero 3 is inspired by the streamlined race cars of the 1930s, and features a prominent "shark fin" that nods to both modern F1 cars and the aforementioned classic racers. Underneath its carbon fiber body is a mighty Ferrari F12 6.3-liter engine with 730 horsepower and seven-speed dual-clutch gearb...
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