Trucks : Car Reviews And News

Devolro Performance Cars Studio attacks the Toyota Tundra and applies some awesome aftermarket customizations to make its Diablo 4×4 pickup. The list of changes to the standard Tundra are long, and you can customize it the way you like, but any way you go you’re sure to get noticed on the roads and on the trails.

Auto enthusiasts and performance car fans head to Austria each May to attend Wörthersee, and Volkswagen is bringing the party with a 5,000 watt mobile disco. Repurposing the Amarok Power Concept pickup truck, VW transformed the bed of the truck into a mobile disc jockey setup complete with a XONE:92 Allen & Heath DJ Mixer, a Pioneer CDJ-900NXS DJ Multiplayer, a pair of Void Acoustics Impulse 3t speakers and a Stasys Xair subwoofer.

While most automotive video games are focused on racing, this unusual game breaks the mold, encouraging players to take to the woods in massive off-road trucks, tearing up rocks, carrying lumber, driving through mud, water and over treacherous bridges.

We’ve seen some unusual pickup truck conversions over the years, but we can honestly say this is the first time we’ve ever seen a Ferrari pickup truck. Sure, it’s not like the Ferrari 412 was the most exotic or powerful car the Italian automaker ever made, but still, it is a Ferrari.

Handmade in the Netherlands, the DAT Amphicruiser is designed to take on just about anything you can throw at it. The 4×4 is built on the chassis of the stalwart Toyota Land Cruiser, but has had its steel body panels replaced with ones that won’t rust.

The Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 is already about as over the top as you can get in a vehicle, but that didn’t stop Mansory from taking the 6-wheeled, $500,000+  behemoth to another level. This tricked-out version of the already powerful off-roader now has a mind-bending 840 horsepower and 738 lb-ft.

To demonstrate the capacious cargo space of its 2015 Transit vans, Ford drove the world’s smallest production car, the Peel P50, into its 487 cubic foot cargo area. While that in and of itself isn’t that impressive, what they did next was pretty nuts.

Regarded among fanatics as the most rugged Land Rover ever made, this classic Series IIA recently popped up on our eBay radar screens. This sturdy off-roader can handle pretty much anything you throw at it, and is the perfect vehicle for impromptu safaris.

The guys from Regular Car Reviews take a sentimental look back at one of the most reliable and unassuming everyday drivers to ever hail from Jeep – the Cherokee XJ. Powered by a durable AMC straight-six engine, and built to take just about anything you could throw at it, the XJ is possibly one of the most unkillable cars ever made.

This 2013 Ram 2500 Power Wagon was created in conjunction with the premiere of 2013’s Man of Steel movie. Built on the heavy duty truck platform, the truck has a ton of details that recall the legendary superhero and his portrayal in the Zack Snyder action flick.

German tuning house Brabus has taken the short wheelbase Mercedes-Benz G500 and given it their trademark makeover. Despite being discontinued in 2011, Brabus still went forward and added their special touch to Mercedes upscale answer to the Jeep Wrangler.

Perhaps the most unusual vehicle to ever surface from MINI, this one-off Paceman pickup truck was the result of a collaboration between the apprentices and instructors at the BMW plant in Munich. The vehicle started off as a MINI Cooper S Paceman, and was transformed into a two-seater with an open-bed storage area in place of rear seat and hatchback.

UK tuners Twisted Performance create this very special Land Rover Defender that’s been decked out with all kinds of visual, performance and space improvements. In its top-of-the-line Alpine 110 configuration, the vehicle has been stretched to a long wheelbase five-passenger configuration, and bestowed with Twisted’s P10+ performance kit, and sport suspension.

There’s nothing too thrilling about an old 1979 Mercedes-Benz 300 series, and the Chevy El Camino was a “classic” for all the wrong reasons. But put them together, and you get an epic vehicle like no other.

(NSFW: Language) In this adrenaline-filled video, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman jumps into the Best in the Desert Vegas to Reno race. The crew is still working on the vehicle as it pulls into the event start in Las Vegas the night before.