Custom Cars : Car News And Reviews

Back in the ’80s, you could find many budding car guys and gals sitting in front of their TVs watching Knight Rider. David Hasselhoff was the star of the show, but it was his talking Pontiac Trans Am sidekick K.I.T.T.

Two of the world’s most iconic vehicles are the classic VW Type 2 Bus, and the DeLorean DMC-12. So what would happen if you figured out a way to combine the two? You’d end up with this one-of-a-kind van.

Koenigsegg is bragging on its aftermarket modification department after it was approached by the owner of a 2017 Agera RS for what started as a modest modification to the car. At first, the car’s owner wanted hood vents added like the ones on the One:1.

Specialty Vehicle Engineering (SVE) has unveiled its custom Stage II Yenko Camaro for 2021. The vehicle is extremely limited edition, with only 50 units being made. SVE is only building the special car with a manual transmission, and each uses a custom supercharged 416 cubic inch V8 engine.

Ford and outdoor equipment manufacturer Filson have announced a tie-up to create the Bronco Wildland Fire Rig concept. The concept was inspired by vintage U.S. Forest Service Broncos and iconic materials used by Filson. The vehicle was designed as a model for future firefighting rigs based on the new four-door Bronco.

Nissan says in extreme weather or a natural disaster, power could be out for 24 to 48 hours on average. During that time, their custom RE-LEAF EV could be used as a mobile power station in emergencies.

Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera has revealed a stunning new sports car known as the Touring Aero 3. The car started life as a Ferrari F12, but has been completely reskinned in a manner reminiscent of a classic sports car from decades gone by.

Suzuki automobiles weren’t sold in the United States for all that long before the brand left the market. Back in the late 80s and early 90s, untold numbers of 16-year-olds wanted to own a Suzuki Samurai.

No one buys a Rolls-Royce for its cargo capacity or practicality. The wealthy individuals lucky enough to afford a Rolls-Royce Wraith are buying it for luxury, style, and the attention it brings. But now, you can buy a Rolls-Royce station wagon, and add a little utility to the mix.

Some well-heeled automotive enthusiasts get to have all the fun. Case in point is this one-of-a-kind Aston Martin built for one lucky and wealthy buyer. The Victor is based on the chassis from the One-77 supercar, while its adjustable suspension comes from a Vulcan.

The guys at Hennessey have put out some crazy vehicles over the years, including the VelociRaptor 6×6 and Goliath 6×6 pickups with dual axles in the rear. The company is now gearing up to produce its most insane pickup ever called the Mammoth 6×6.

Zero Labs has made a name for itself taking Classic Ford Broncos and turning them into electric vehicles. The company is back again, and this time it’s taking an icon of the British off-road scene and making it battery-powered.

There’s a lot to be said about mixing classic old school cars with modern electric powertrains. Take this vintage Jaguar XK120. It is a beautiful car that would’ve originally had an inline-6 engine under the hood.

Fuel economy and high-performance aren’t things that are typically said in the same sentence. Sure, the Tesla Model S can be speedy and doesn’t burn an ounce of gasoline, but it needs charging. Now a car builder has constructed an exciting car that aims to be fuel-efficient at over 100 miles per gallon while promising a 0-60 mph time of under four seconds.

Back in the ’80s, one of the fastest vehicles from 0 to 60 mph you could get your hands on was the GMC Syclone truck. In an era where sub-five seconds times were mostly limited to exotic Italian brands, the Syclone was capable of blazing-fast acceleration.