Aventador Dragon Edition
The Lamborghini Aventador LP760-4 Dragon Edition was made by Oakley Design and Refined Marques. It has a 760hp engine, carbon fiber body parts, custom interior – and a Nintendo 3DS blue exterior.
The Lamborghini Aventador LP760-4 Dragon Edition was made by Oakley Design and Refined Marques. It has a 760hp engine, carbon fiber body parts, custom interior – and a Nintendo 3DS blue exterior.
F1 racer David Coulthard drove Red Bull’s RB7 Formula 1 race car through the streets of NYC, through the Lincoln Tunnel and into New Jersey in anticipation of 2013’s Grand Prix of America.
Just as its name implies, the MarineKart is the seagoing counterpart of go-karts: it’s light, speedy and easy to use. It weighs only about 120lbs and reaches a top speed of about 22mph.
It has a 4.4L 540hp turbo V8 and goes from 0 to 60 mph in 4.3s with a top speed of 194mph. Its safety features include pedestrian detection, cruise control and lane departure warning.
Eric Steenstra built this impressive full-size go-kart entirely from LEGO Mindstorms components. He’s still working out the steering mechanism, but it can already carry an 88-pound kid with ease.
The Carrera 4 has a 3.4L 350hp engine (400hp for the Carrera 4S) and a traction management system for more responsive driving. There’s also an optional coasting function for better mileage.
Motor Trend’s informal and all too awesome quarter-mile race returns. Will the Nissan GT-R retain its crown, or will the eight other competitors – including the Aventador and MP4-12C – smoke it?
It has a new monocoque body and chassis made entirely of aluminum, making it 926 lbs. lighter than the previous version. Available 2013 in 3L V6, 4.4L V8 diesel and 5.0L supercharged V8 variants.
Ken Fenical took a beat up 1971 Jaguar XK-E and turned it into a hot rod. Fenical widened the car’s midsection, gave it a flat black paint, wire wheels and a Chevy V8. Yours for $75,000.
Remember the Juke-R, the unholy marriage of Nissan Juke and GT-R? Car and Driver puts the limited-edition SUV on steroids against the 611hp Porsche supercar to see if it can hold its own.
Insert the Quik-Chek into a tire’s valve stem then press and hold its button. A green line means the tire is properly inflated, red means the tire is under-inflated and orange means it’s over-inflated.
A working prototype made by Aerofex Corporation. The vehicle has an intuitive control system that responds to the rider’s leaning movements and balance, similar to a Segway.
Inspired by the Porsche 550 – the car made infamous by James Dean’s crash – Vintech’s P550 Tribute has body panels made of carbon composite and is powered by a 3L 4-cyl. aluminum engine.
Every time we’ve been through NYC’s Lincoln Tunnel, it’s a parking lot, so we can only imagine that F1 driver David Coulthard sped through in the middle of the night when he hit it at 190mph.
While it won’t really keep up with Formula One race cars, Stranger Custom’s Nürburgring edition miniature hot rod looks like a blast. Powered by a 13.6hp engine, it hits a top speed of 55mph.
Matthew Riese doesn’t need roads. He built this DeLorean Hovercraft by hand with the help of the people who backed his Kickstarter fundraiser. His ride was featured during a break at an MLB game.
Combines the thrills of off-road racing with rally car styling, improved handling and safety upgrades. You’ll need to start with a Yamaha YFZ450 ATV, then purchase the kit to do the conversion.
The Smoking Tire’s Matt Farah was invited by DMC’s President to the company’s headquarters for a brief tour and to test drive a prototype of the fully electric DMC-12. Skip to 3:50 for the drive.
A life-size model of the Aston Martin DBR1/2, which won the 1959 Le Mans. The parts are all functional and mounted kit-style, along with a replica of the Le Mans trophy and an autographed cap.
After 3 years of use, 5 yr. old Evan had worn out the plastic wheels on his Lightning McQueen Power Wheels car. Good thing his Dad Sean is good with cars, and was able to improve his son’s ride.
It was immortalized by Ferris Bueller, but the Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder is a star in its own right. This 1962 short wheelbase model is expected to fetch up to $7.5M-$9M.
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