Maeving Electric Motorcycle

Maeving are a new British Startup, makers of electric motorcycles. Their new offering is the stylish Maeving RM1, a classically styled and practical machine that channels the best of British motorcycle design heritage into a new type of electric vehicle. The bike has the simple lines and elegant design of a classic cafe racer, but is packed with tech which promises to deliver a frills riding experience. The Maeving RM1 promises to return around 40 miles of range, powered by an electric motor that affords a top speed of 45mph, making it strictly a city commuter. The battery can be charged via any wall socket in around 3.5 hours. watch the video below

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X132 HELLCAT SPEEDSTER

Confederate Motorcycles have rolled out the spectacular all-new X132 Hellcat Speedster, the perfect fusion of power, strength and beauty. The original X132 Hellcat was a huge success for the brand, but how could you make it even better? Bring in a former Ducati designer, thats how! Built from the finest materials including carbon finer and billet aluminum, the beast is equipped with a 132 inch V twin engine delivering an impressive 120hp and putting out 140 torques,...
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1945 Dodge WC58 Radio Car

Here is your chance to bring a little piece of history into your garage, this beautiful and unique ride is immaculate, and was designed and built by Dodge for the U.S. military. This eye-catching 1945 Dodge WC-58 Radio Car still boasts its original motor, pushing 92 horsepower and 180 foot-pounds of torque, and is outfitted with several details that set it apart. It is equipped with a Signal Corps Radio set in front of the rear seat, and is still wearing its militar...
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RML Short Wheelbase

England-based RML Group is turning the legendary Ferrari 550 Maranello into a modernized 250 GT SWB. The impressive RML Short Wheelbase will be a 5.5-liter V12 with 478 horsepower and 419 pound-feet of torque sent entirely to the rear wheels, same as the Maranello. When it comes to performance, the car can get from 0-60 in 4.1 seconds and will reach a top speed of over 185 mph. It also features a six-speed manual highlighted by Ferraris classic gated shifter, Ohlins...
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