All things that rolls on four wheels (sometimes three), gas or electric powered.
you have read a lot about flying cars, but until now none has come close to fruition and so the SkyRunner Flying Car you see here is your best bet for a road-running vehicle that can take to sky. technically, it qualifies as a flying car because it can actually takes to the sky, but it isn’t quite the flying car you might have dreamed of.
continuing our obsession with one-off things, we stumbled across this one-of-the-kind WD-40 x SEMA Cares Foose Ford F-150. of course, this WD-40 and SEMA Cares collaboration isn’t new, but unlike the collaborations in the past, this beautiful 2013 Ford F-150 Lariat will not go under hammer;
over here, we have posted countless number of cars and most of them beckons you to put down your hard-earned bread money for them, no matter where you are in the world, but not this time. this 1991 Ford Bronco is special. special because not only because Ford Bronco is an icon in the truck world, but this custom truck was part of
honestly, we do not know what to make out of the Lazareth Wazuma V8F Matt Edition. is it a bike? a roadster? or some new-age quad bike. let’s do a little DNA decoding here: for starter it looks like a bike with its bike handle and all, but it has got four wheels – two upfront in a wide stance setup and two tightly spaced rear wheels
you probably have seen it at the Frankfurt Motor Show and thought it to be an antarctic exploration dream machine, or at least just limited to Europe exploration. well, it is not, cos’ the 2014 Jeep Wrangler Polar Edition’s availability to North American market is official. based on the Wrangler Sahara, this arctic edition features
missed the super limited Veneno supercar? well, fret not, cos’ there are nine more units of Veneno hitting the market for the super rich, albeit these nine are droptop versions, known as the Lamborghini Veneno Roadster. still bearing the same thought provoking and somewhat alien spaceship-like design as its hardtop sibling
ride the ’66 Bronco like never before with the ’66 Bronco Heritage by LA-based car customizer Galpin Auto Sports. named as a Top 10 Car at SEMA by Motor Trend, this delightful truck is anything but the old horse. the Heritage wears the ever so familiar and iconic blue and orange livery that pays homage to Ford’s victories at the 1966 Le Mans 24 hour race with the GT40.
again. the Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Survival Machine you see here is something money can’t buy. based on the 2013 Santa Fe Sport, this particular zombie apocalypse four-wheel survival machine is designed by Anson Kuo and was picked as the winner from among more than 82,500 fan submissions on the The Walking Dead Chop Shop configurator app.
how would an automaker make a statement that their trucks are built for virtually any unforeseen circumstances? we don’t see much of these apocalypse-prep vehicles in real life and so, we wouldn’t quite know, but Chevy seems to have some idea, one that’s far less menacing than Hyundai’s deadly Walking Dead example, but no less
need a good reason to hit the beach again and again? then the Moke International Beach Cruiser might be it. well, before we go on, we need to clear the air a little first. the name Beach Cruiser is our doing. Moke didn’t officially grant it the status, but judging from the equipment, we have little doubt about its beach-going intent.
up till now, Caterham Cars are like the age of the brand: all vintage and oozing with hotrod styling. not a bad thing, but we think the marque needs something that could do more than just weekend gather-and-meet and that ‘more’ would be answered by the brand’s AeroSeven Concept. it maybe a concept for now, but it is breaking the stigma associated