The Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este held on the scenic shores of Lake Como in northern Italy is amongst the best places for automotive manufacturers to showcase their offerings and that is what BMW intends to do with their Zagato Coupe concept.
Gazoo Racing Masters of Nürburgring, a tuning design and race engineering firm associated with Toyota have produced a race-ready version of the Toyota GT 86 sports coupe.
Europe-based custom bike builder Vilner have taken the BMW F800R and reworked it. They call it the Predator.
Tuning experts NOVITEC ROSSO have taken the already-extreme Ferrari 458 Spider and tweaked it inside and out, making it one of the most extreme cars on the roads today.
In a bit of surprise news, Nissan has announced that its over-the-top Juke-R crossover will be made available to buy in a very limited run on build-to-order basis. Orders will be taken for the next four weeks.
Hamann Motorsport, the renowned car tuning specialists from Germany, has customised the latest BMW M5, giving it a much-needed visual upgrade and some power boost.
Roush Performance, the aftermarket tuning company specialised in Ford vehicles, has revealed the all-new 2013 Stage 3 Roush Mustang, featuring meaner looks and indomitable performance compared to its Ford counterpart.
Despite the fact that the performance of the new M5 is undoubtedly quite impressive, specialist tuners from Manhart Racing stepped up the ante to have come up with the all-new MH5 S Biturbo.
The Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione has made its track debut at the Ferrari Racing Days held in Suzuka, Japan, an event which include track sessions for the Ferrari clients who are involved in the Ferrari XX and F1 programmes, whereby the participating clients blessed with deep pockets, shell out big bucks to test the latest of performance and other enhancements from Ferrari, before they are implemented on Ferrari’s future models.
Close to 120 engine-modified vehicles, including both cars and quad bikes, were impounded by Sharjah police, soon after a new rule was implemented by the Ruler of Sharjah, to confiscate any vehicle with modified engines or exhaust systems that create loud noise and disturb neighborhoods. This rule would also apply to vehicles that are registered in other emirates. According to Sharjah Police, the vehicles were seized permanently, and would not be returned to their owners, whatever their conditions may be.