Awesome Rides

The world’s largest indoor amusement park. Has Ferrari-themed rides – including the world’s fastest roller coaster – as well as a collection of both vintage and contemporary Ferrari vehicles.

Go for a ride inside the cockpit with driver Rocky Robinson as he sets the land speed record for a 2-wheel streamlined motorcycle, zipping along the Bonneville Salt Flats at a gut-rumbling 376mph.

A Range Rover Sport that looks more like a Lambo than a Land Ro(ver), thanks to the slick orange on black theme, from the roof and bonnet stripes to the leather front and rear seats.

Renting an island? Pfff. How about owning a moving, floating island? Yacht Island Design’s unique hull lets them build unconventional themed yachts. They should make a LOST-themed yacht.

This German tuner has Corvette bones, but distinctly European styling, with retro-styled front and rear, and a top-of-the-line ZR1 6.2L supercharged V8 with 638hp and 604lb-ft of torque.

The café racer to end all café racers, fit not just for trips to the coffee shop but to the club as well. Built by Kaffeemaschine, based on the Moto Guzzi T3 California. Has a 76hp V2 engine.

YouTuber subaruwrxfan lucked out when he came upon the crew of The Dark Knight Rises, who had three different versions of the new Batmobile aka the Tumbler with them. More on his channel.

As if a moto-hybrid wasn’t unique enough, Derringer Cycle now offers insane customization options. Start with a 49cc 4-stroke engine, gearbox and brakes. What you end up with is up to you.

A stop-motion video explaining how Ken Block’s new custom Ford Fiesta RS WRC can be tweaked so that it can be used to compete in Stage Rallies and Rallycross and also burn rubber at gymkhana.

The name of Nürburgring Driving Academy instructor Andreas Gülden stays plastered on the video the whole time. Why? So we won’t forget who this skillful, daring and steel-balled man is.

Sky Lund talks about his love for the classic BMW 2002 sports sedan. Even if you’re not into cars, I think we can all relate to Lund’s passion and agree that his ride is one fine piece of work.

Germany’s DMC upgrades the Maserati Gran Turismo with a supercharger and electronic tuning to push the car’s 4.7L V8 from 434hp up to 582hp. Interior and exterior mods are sporty, but refined.

AMS tunes up the Nissan GT-R with an earth-shattering 1309hp engine w/995 lb-ft of torque. Watch as this beast blows through the quarter mile in a smokin’ fast 9.05 seconds.

The pitch-black Night Rod has a distinct metal exoskeleton, created through hydroforming to minimize welds. It’s powered by a liquid-cooled 60° V-Twin with 112hp and 85 ft-lb of torque.

Don’t be fooled by the (relatively) timid opener – Vaugh Gittin Jr. knows how to drift. Gittin slides his roaring 5.4L V8 Ford Mustang all over the Al Reem Circuit in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The beefy yet elegant Epitaph bike features a custom crafted wheel set that allows for 4 low profile tires and a handmade leather seat, grips and frame inserts. Limited run of 12 pieces.

Mike Duff has replicated a Bugatti Veyron by hand, taking a Mercury Cougar and piece by piece transforming it into quite a beautiful car. Bonus: this vehicle is also up for sale. (Thanks Kelley!)

A 1:1 scale replica of the steering wheel used by Ferrari F1 drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa this 2011. Hand-built using carbon fiber and filled with moving buttons, paddles and switches.

Now you can view and learn more about each of the 17 “works of art on wheels” of the legendary BMW Art Car collection online, from Andy Warhol’s BMW M1 to Olafur Eliasson’s H2R prototype.

Somewhere between a Norton and a Harley, this custom bike has a chromoly frame, a Ducati Sport 1000 front-end, a 1200cc Sportster engine, capped off by a bright aluminum gas tank.

A slow motion video of 2007 MotoGP world champion Casey Stoner pulling off one of the most thrilling, graceful yet under appreciated maneuvers in motorsports – cornering on a bike at high speed.

The first BMW designed for the German DTM racing circuit since the 1990s, this sexy beast will be powered by a 473hp V8, offering a top speed of 186mph and a 0-60 time of about 3 seconds.

Casey Putsch of Putsch Racing has assembled a turbine-powered Batmobile, with a 385 hp Boeing turboshaft engine from a naval drone helicopter and a Dodge Viper-like power/weight ratio.