Rides

The proof of concept for Subaru’s rally-inspired line sports a thick and curvy body, a carbon fiber roof, 20″ wheels, electric green brake calipers, quad tailpipes and an unspecified turbocharged engine. Official video here.

The 2014 CTS’ long hood and huge front grille make the car look like a sedan version of the Batmobile. Its luxury goes beyond leather and wood, with enhancements like active noise canceling and automatic parking assist.

The track-ready XKR-S GT takes full advantage of the 5.0L 550hp V8 in the XKR-S with a more aerodynamic body, adjustable adaptive dampers, carbon ceramic brakes and a faster steering rack. More at Autoblog.

Artist Jurgen Kuipers built a 1:1 scale model kit of his award-winning bicycle, the Sawyer. The bicycle’s unique plywood frame and drivetrain gives it the profile of a lowrider motorcycle.

The name synonymous with 1970s and 80s American sports cars, the new track-ready Z/28 has a massive LS7 7.0L V8, with 500HP and 470lb-ft of torque. Chevy trimmed out all of the extraneous bits, cutting 300lbs. off of the ZL1.

Besides the ghostly color, check out Liberty Walk’s other changes on this custom Ferrari F40 for their Asian client: redesigned rear bumper, Brembo brakes, new adjustable suspension and spoiler. (Thanks Tom!)

Jonathan Ostojic invented this stylish yet practical alternative to motorcycle turn signals. Four 1.5W LEDs provide about 400 Lumens of light and 360 degree visibility. Comes in bar-end and bolt-on variants.

The latest version of the Spanish supercar still has its trademark air intakes and a lightweight titanium-carbon fibre-Kevlar body, but its 8.4L V10 engine now produces 900hp and 737lb.ft. of torque.

SRT is making just 33 of these track-tuned “time attack” vehicles, riding on Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires, Bilstein suspension, driven by Viper’s 8.4L V10 with 640hp, and painted in vibrant Crusher orange.

A Bluetooth device that connects to your car’s OBD-II port. Along with an iOS app, Automatic will help you monitor your car’s health and your driving habits. The check engine light has met its match.

Quit touring and get on the track with Wiesmann’s 25 piece edition MF4 Club Sport; the 4.0L V-8 with 7 speed clutch forgoes niceties like GPS and AC for integrated roll bars and a fire extinguisher.

We’ve smoked our share of tires doing donuts in our RWDs, but we’ve never been so ballsy as this dude, who let his tire turn into spinning wheel of fire. You realize there’s a gas tank in there, right?

The Spyker B6 Venator (Latin for “hunter”) is a compact rear wheel drive sports car. It has a 375hp V6 engine and a carbon fiber body. Its glass canopy and dash controls are inspired by airplanes.

Mexico’s first native sportscar has Lotus-esque styling, zippy performance, and moderate pricing for a first-gen vehicle. It doesn’t hurt that its 2.0L turbo engine is made North of the border by Ford.

Another example of children giving back some of their parents’ youth by way of a special time machine: their old vehicles. This one’s about Joe and Bev Smith and their 1948 Plymouth.

A unique 2-wheel scooter with a spring-loaded fork and rear steel leaf-spring. Combined, this allows riders to jump obstacles with ease, and get serious air compared to regular scooters.

The 2014 Porsche 911 GT3 has a 3.8L 475hp flat-six boxer engine and a barrage of electronic systems designed to stabilize the car, including a new electromechanical rear wheel steering system.

A three-in-one bike by Mika Becktor, the Cykla can quickly switch between cruiser, road, and commuter modes using an adjustable frame and seat. We also like the integrated lighting, and open spoke design.

Ferrari’s shiny new $1.3 million hybrid LaFerrari has both a 789hp V12 gas engine and an electric motor that adds another 161hp, blasting you down the track at up to 217mph. This is definitely no Prius.