Honda Ridgeline & Passport Overland Concepts

Honda's Ridgeline truck and Passport SUV are already capable away from the pavement, but these Adventure Lifestyle concepts bolster their off-road chops considerably. Outfitted by Jsport Performance Accessories, the Passport sees an increased ride height of 1.5 inches in the front and 0.75 in the rear, along with knobby Nitto RidgeGrappler tires mounted on 18-inch wheels. The Ridgeline also gets off-road wheels and tires, as well as a leveling kit. Both concepts get new skid plates and Plateau modular roof racks; the Passport's holds a rooftop tent while the Ridgeline's is home to a Honda generator. Both vehicles are on display at the 2019 Overland Expo West.

1972 Jeep Commando

Introduced in 1966, the Jeepster Commando was Jeep's response to the growing popularity of small 4x4s like the International Scout, Toyota Land Cruiser, and Ford Bronco. The Commando proved popular, but when American Motors Corporation bought Jeep in 1970, one of their first moves was to redesign it. Starting in 1972, the new model was available with a 304-cubic inch V8. Sales dropped, and the line was killed in 1973 in favor of the Cherokee in 1974. The 1972 Commando up for auction here is part of the Route 66 Packard Museum collection and is in great original condition. Equipped with Warn Lock-o-Matic front hubs, automatic transmission, and the aforementioned 304 V8, it's a big piece of evolutionary Jeep history.

Aston Martin Goldfinger DB5 Continuation

James Bond's Goldfinger Aston Martin DB5 forever cemented Aston Martin as the car of choice for the iconic British spy. With its classic lines and a full complement of gadgets, the DB5 was equipped to get out of any situation Bond might find himself in. Aston Martin and EON Productions have come together to build a DB5 continuation of the iconic car. Not only built to exacting specifications, this DB5 comes with all the gadgets from the film — like rotating number plates, machine guns, and tire slashers. Only months away from delivery, Aston Martin gives a taste of what's going to be available in this video with James Bond Special effects supervisor Chris Corbould. Chris demonstrates gadgets like oil slick, smoke screen, and machine guns hidden behind the turn signals in this new video.

Noco Genius Boost Pro Jump Starter

Having access to power when you're on the road can be a literal lifesaver, and the Noco Genius Boost Pro Jump Starter can provide it. Its powerful lithium-ion battery delivers three times the juice of more common lead-acid jump starters in a much smaller package, letting it jump engines up to 10L in size. It also has USB and 12V outputs for charging gadgets, running tire inflators, and more. It can recharge in 11 hours via USB but a 12V fast charge port cuts that time to four, and a built-in flashlight ensures you'll be able to find your battery connections in the dark. It comes with male and female XGC adapters, an XGC extension cable, a Micro USB cable, and a microfiber storage bag.

Battery: 88 Watt-Hour Lithium-Ion / Starting Current: 4,000 Amps / Joules: 22,500 J3S / USB Output: 2.1 Amps / XGC Output: 12V DC, 15 Amp / Flashlight: 500 Lumen LED

Length: 12.4" / Width: 7.3" / Depth: 2.7"

Hawkeye House

Just 15 minutes from Joshua Tree National Park, the Hawkeye House is a desert dome in California's Yucca Valley. The newly remodeled curved cabin is secluded within 122 acres of mountains and barren wilderness. Featuring a kitchen and two bedrooms, white walls washed in light from the central skylight and reclaimed barn wood give the interior an airy, bohemian vibe that encourages guests to slow down and recharge. On the exterior, an expansive terrace lets you take in the vast landscapes during an al fresco dinner or gaze at the stars from below a timber pergola.

2020 McLaren GT Coupe

McLaren's fifth new model in its Track25 strategy is the GT, with the promise of being the most comfortable road car the company has produced. As the name implies, the GT is built to be a grand touring car, with plenty of interior room and storage for long trips or getting clubs to the golf course — with a mid-engine layout. Despite its comfort focus, the GT doesn't skimp on McLaren performance. A 4-liter twin-turbo V8 makes 610 horsepower, good for 3.1 second 0-60 sprints and a top speed of 203 MPH. Using the MonoCell II-T monocoque as a base, hydraulic dampers have a Comfort mode and active aerodynamics on the exterior. Despite the emphasis on making yourself at home on long journeys, the GT has plenty of McLaren's track-focused DNA.

Saint Rita Parlor Signature Incense

Made by hand in Los Angeles, these incense pyres enhance any space they're burned with a satisfying aroma. They contain over 18 rare and organic essential oils and give off a scent of whiskey, tobacco, and rose — inspired by Rita herself, who would tend to her rose garden while smoking a cigarette and drinking a whiskey and water. 25 pyres are included, each with a burn time of 20 minutes.

Bentley Continental GT Ultratank

You can get a Bentley Continental GT with nearly any option you can dream up — but as of this writing, tank treads are not one of them. Russian YouTubers AcademeG had to find the cheapest used Continental GT they could find to pull off their Continental GT Ultratank, the only tank you could get away with driving to the golf course. Their pre-owned Bentley needed new turbos and a list of repairs for its W12, but the body and interior were excellent, which was all they needed. The frame and drivetrain were ditch for a custom tube steel and 4.3-liter Toyota V8. The engine connects to an open differential that sends power to one set of tracks while stopping the other via steering wheel inputs. This means the Ultratank steers and accelerates like a car — with the exception of not currently having any sort of braking system. There's still work to be done, but this project is shaping up to be one of the best custom Bentleys ever.

Soori Bali Resort

Hidden between Mount Batukaru and terraced rice fields, the Soori Bali Resort is a tranquil refuge on the island's south-west coast. Owner and architect Soo K. Chan creates a serene atmosphere by taking cues from the surrounding environment while prioritizing sustainability. The property consists of 48 minimalist villas made from locally-sourced materials and artisanal decor. Each one has its own private infinity pool offering views of either the mountains or the volcanic black sand beach. A pair of on-site restaurants serve local and international cuisine using ingredients from the resort's garden and local farms. To complete the holistic experience, spend a day at the nearby Tanah Lot or indulge in a Balinese massage at the spa.

Photos: Soori Bali

Leitz Photographica Auction No. 34

Located in Wetzlar and given the full blessing of Leica, it's no surprise Leitz Photographica Auction offers some important vintage cameras. Auction no. 34 is no different. Among the lots available are an MP2-Motor with original Leica Motor and battery pack — one of just 15 ever made. Equally as impressive is the incredibly well-preserved Leica M3 Chrome No.700005, just the fifth M camera ever produced. They'll be joined by a Leica 250 GG Reporter, a Leica 1 Mod. C, a Hasselblad Lunar Surface SWC, and many other notable cameras when the auction begins on June 8.

Interiors

From Christian Dior's drawing room in France to Zaha Hadid's bedroom in London, Interiors invites you into the homes of the century's most influential artists, fashion designers, and film stars. The book tours 400 of the most impressive living spaces from the last 100 years with rooms designed by legends like Elsie de Wolfe and Billy Baldwin along with today's design icons. In addition to 450 photographs, its pages include an introduction by former Vogue interior design and fashion editor William Norwich as well as essays from Graeme Brooker, David Netto, and Carolina Irving. An oversized, gray velvet hardcover gives the book a display-worthy appearance to accent your own interior.

Height: 11.4" / Width: 9.9" / 448 pages

1939 Porsche Type 64 Coupe

A Porsche is one of the most unmistakeable cars on the planet. The silhouette, engineering, and legendary racing prowess are second to none, even when compared that Italian rival that insists on painting all its cars red. If you could trace the history of Porsche back to one car, all roads would lead to the 1939 Type 64. Built for a race that never happened, the Type 64 used the same engine and chassis as the Volkswagen Type 1 — what we know as the Beetle — but with very different aluminum bodywork. Everything is there, from the rear engine chassis to the headlights and sloping profile that make it instantly recognizable, hailing the Type 64 as the missing link between the Beetle and the post-WWII 356. Three Type 64s were built, and this, the third, was kept by Dr. Porsche as a family car. Only four people have owned this Type 64, and it is still in incredibly original condition. The most historically significant Porsche in existence, it crosses the block at Monterey this August.