2022 Ford Bronco Raptor

Ford has introduced the 400 horsepower Bronco Raptor, the most powerful street-legal Bronco to date. Taller, wider, and more potent than the regular Bronco, the mighty Raptor combines race-ready performance and off-road capability. Powered by a twin-turbo 3.0L EcoBoost V6 engine, the beastly SUV features a ground clearance of 13.1 inches, Fox HOSS suspension, heavy-duty bash and skid plates, a 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission, Rigid LED fog lamps and Rigid off-road lamps, a modular steel front bumper with tow hooks, and 37-inch KO2 all-terrain tires. Inside there is a Raptor-specific steering wheel with magnesium paddle shifters and high-bolster front seats. Watch the video below

Harley-Davidson Scrambler

From there workshop in a industrial warehouse in South Sydney, Australia, Gasoline Motor Company have striped to its essentials a Harley 1200cc street bike and turned it into an exceptionally high-powered scrambler. The impressive build is nothing short of a savage beast, it can handle all terrain, in any weather, thanks to its raised clearance and rugged all-terrain tyres. Named "A-15” the all terrain powerhouse features a brat style seat and matching grips cover...
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Twisted NA-V8 Defender

Texas-based Twisted Automotive (a subsidiary of the British company) has unveiled a potent version of the Land Rover Defender it dubs the Twisted NA-V8. The mighty NA-V8 takes all the greatness of the icon and brings it into the 21st century in both style and luxury. The rugged off-roader is adorned with a plethora of upgrades over a regular Defender and will be capped at just 200 units. Five models will initially be offered: the short wheelbase 90 Soft-Top and 90 S...
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HONDA E

After a number of sneak peeks in the past and a near-production prototype demonstration named EV, the new Honda E is now available for pre-order. The adorably retro urban electric car is available in two power options: 134 hp or 151 hp and both will produce 232 lb-ft of torque. That’s good for 0-62mph in eight seconds. The Honda E will go roughly 136 miles on a single charge thanks to a 33.5 kilowatt-hour battery that feeds a single electric motor. As for charging...
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