This unusual collaboration between Lacoste and French automaker Alpine has resulted in some of the most unique design details we’ve ever seen. The A290’s bonnet features a red pool with three crocodiles swimming in it, and a large translucent crocodile with its angry red head sticking out from the rear spoiler. The red cabin contrasts with the white exterior, and Read More
MG Go! The concept was shown off at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and looks like a fun little hatch. MG is wholly owned and produced by China’s SAIC, but the brand has enjoyed some success in the UK market. Go! plans to add a more conventional EV crossover product to its MG lineup, along with the Cyberstar EV Roadster. Read More
With 14 parking spaces and self-loading, the Fun-Tech-Lab Parksible is a case for displaying your toy car collection. It also comes with an app so you can have a virtual parking garage in your pocket. Previously, Fun-Tech-Lab made small wind tunnels for model cars, and this glass-enclosed multi-story garage now costs $499. Many… Source: Car and Driver
A spiritual successor to the ’80s City Turbo II, the new Super-One packs flair and sound effects, but falls short of serious performance. … Source: Car Scoops
The Opel Mokka GSE brings aggressive styling, modified suspension and 278 horsepower to the table
This could be the final GTX badge model before VW transitions into the GTI's electric age
Production of the most powerful Skoda Fabia is limited to 100 units and reserved for Spanish buyers October 22nd… Source: Car Scoops
The Toyota GR Corolla may be the purest example of a driver's car. To those who aren't particularly interested in cars, the Toyota Corolla may seem like a completely uninteresting vehicle, but the GR Corolla packs 300 horsepower, 60/40-split all-wheel drive (AWD), powerful brakes, and quick, race-car-like steering into a tiny vehicle. It's packed with shocking athleticism… Photo and Credits: Read More
The BYD Seal X comes standard with a FinDreams lithium iron phosphate blade battery. … Source: Car Scoops
For most of Oldsmobile’s life, its cars were produced by the following companies: general motors. Its birth was not under his GM umbrella, but as Olds Motor His Vehicle His Company, which was born by Ransom E. Olds in 1897. Oldsmobile manufactured and sold more than 35 million of his cars during its lifetime. Source: www.hotcars.com