1970 Ford Bronco

Although we absolutely love the new 2021 Bronco, we cannot forget the original 1966-77 Bronco, which remains a highly-collectible design icon. Our latest Bronco crush is this beauty offered at Bring a Trailer, a 1970 Ford Bronco that has been highly refurbished and modified. The truck was restored by specialists HighLine Classics, it is finished in Cavalry Blue over beautiful Relicate brown leather upholstery and is equipped with a powerful fuel-injected 5.0-liter Coyote V8 paired with a four-speed overdrive automatic transmission and a dual-range transfer case. Additional modifications include a six-point roll cage, four-wheel disc brakes, body and suspension lifts, Bilstein dampers, a Vintage Air climate control system, and a modern stereo system featuring Alpine and Rockford Fosgate components.

TOUAREG 3 QATAR

The Touareg 3 Qatar recently presented at the Qatar Motorshow can be considered as the road version of the Race Touareg 3, that, a few weeks ago, triumphed in the 2011 edition of the Dakar Rally in South America. Featuring a 310 hp engine, it does 0-100 km/h in six seconds and is approved for use on the road, which forced some changes in the chassis....
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HONDA U3-X UNICYCLE

This spectacular means of transport, uses balancing technology, developed originally for the Honda Asimo, the robot developed by Honda. It weighs just over 10kg, it features a padded seat, small folding pedals, a lithium battery which gives autonomy to the U3-X about an hour, and has a top speed of 6.4 km / h. Check out the amazing video! thanks Gonça for the link....
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1980 HONDA CB 750 | BY CDR MOTORCYCLES

CRD(Cafe Racer Dreams) Motorcycles is a new company based in Spain. Owner Pedro Garcia has always been an enthusiastic lover of motorsport, especially two-wheeled vehicles. He has a vast mechanical experience specializing in Japanese motorcycles of the 70s and 80s. Here we feature one of his sleek creations, the custom built Honda CB 750 kz from 1980 nicknamed "Brownie". The standout feature has to be the open space under the seat, giving the bike a minimal look and...
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