1965 Shelby 289 Cobra Alloy

World famous classic car auction company RM auctions will be auctioning one special vehicle, a chance to own the ultimate sports car, and an important piece of American history. The spectacular 1965 Shelby 289 Cobra Alloy Continuation is finished off in stunning polished aluminum bodywork, and is in pristine condition. It was originally purchased new by the man himself Carroll Shelby for his personal collection in 1965, and was garage kept, preserved in like-new condition, and has only 56 original miles on the odometer. This Cobra is outfitted with a 427-cubic inch V-8 that can pump out 525 horsepower, and will be auctioned on November 15th, with an expected price tag ranging from $350,000 to $500,000. via

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HALFBIKE 3

The team behind the popular Halfbike are back with an updated version. Halfbike is an innovative transportation tricycle, designed for short commuting trips and for leisure or fitness purposes. Halfbike 3 offers an all new riding experience that you will surely enjoy, it combines running and cycling. The new version is now lighter (19.5 pounds or 9 kilos) and more compact, has improved maneuverability, and now has drum brakes, four gears, an easy-to-use quick-releas...
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VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS TANOAK

Revealed at the New York Auto Show, the Volkswagen Atlas Tanoak is a spectacular pickup based on the brand’s new Atlas crossover. The four-door short bed pickup truck stretches 214 inches long, nearly 80 inches wide, has almost 10-inches of clearance, and rides on 20-inch wheels. It also features an integrated winch and hook in its front bumper and a slide-out rail in the rear roof for ease of hauling long items. The dual cab configuration creates a spacious inter...
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1959 PORSCHE EMORY OUTLAW COUPE

Rod Emory restores Porsche 356 coupes and convertibles at his shop in northern Los Angeles. His company "Emory Motosports” are specialists in customising the Porsche 356s since the late 1980s. The timeless model was taken out of production in 1956 but has since remained a favorite of car collectors worldwide. Emory Outlaws feature subtle restyling and are fitted with race and rally-inspired accessories, with prices ranging from $175,000 to $250,000 plus the cost o...
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