Dreams still do come true, and this 81-car barn find in the French countryside proves it. Inside a massive barn and strewn about in the weeds outside, 81 cars from the 50s to the 80s were found calmly rotting away. A diverse collection, everything from massive, high-end American luxury cars like the Lincoln Continental, Cadillac Eldorado, and Chrysler Imperial were found next to European classics from Porsche, Jaguar, and even Lamborghini. The absolute star of the show is a numbers-matching 1968 Lamborghini Miura P400 with just over 48,000 miles on the odometer and expected to bring between $456,000 and $684,000. A Series I Jaguar E-Type is also in the collection, along with a pre-A Porsche 356 — although the latter is in extremely bad condition. Some other interesting models are a C3 Corvette and a 1930s Citroen van. The auction begins on January 20th in France.

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2020 Ford Explorer ST SUV

Ford took the wraps off of the all-new 2020 Explorer, revealing the biggest changes to the popular SUV in almost a decade. Sharing a new platform architecture with the Lincoln Aviator, the Explorer is back to its roots with a more truck-like rear-wheel-drive layout. Along with the new chassis, the Explorer is also getting a performance-oriented ST edition. The Explorer ST gets Ford's 3 liter, 400 horsepower EcoBoost V6 engine, along with a host of chassis upgrades that aim directly for the likes of BMW and Land Rover in performance. Two options are available for the ST — an ST Street Pack and an ST Track Pack. Both come with 21-inch aluminum wheels, bigger brakes, and red brake calipers, and driver-selectable modes for tighter steering and stiffer suspension settings. A new 10-speed automatic is standard across the range. The new Explorer will be available later in 2019.

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1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/6C Alloy Berlinetta

Released in 1964, the Ferrari 275 GTB was an instant classic and the ultimate road car the Italian company had yet produced. The 275 GTB was the first Ferrari production car with independent rear suspension and a transaxle — the transmission being mounted over the rear wheels for optimal weight balance. The car received several tweaks throughout its lifetime, the most notable being a revised V12 in 1966 that raised horsepower up to 300 from the previous 260. The 275 GTB/C6 pictured here is the rarest of the rare. The car is one of eight alloy-bodied cars with completely different bodywork from the production version. A torque tube was added along with six Weber carbs that brought horsepower up to over 320. The first of the eight built, the car was with the original owner's family for 36 years. An immaculate restoration, original numbers-matching parts, and factory colors make this one of the most desired 275 GTBs to come to market in years.

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2020 Kia Telluride SUV

Kia is going all-in on the American SUV market with the all-new Telluride SUV. The Telluride is a Kia's largest product to date, designed and built in the United States specifically for our SUV-crazed market. It has space for eight across three rows of seats, can tow up to 5,000 pounds, and has all the premium features expected in the full-size segment. The deliberately boxy exterior looks properly American, and a 300 horsepower V6 drives the front or all four wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission. The Telluride has four-wheel independent suspension, four drive modes and a self-leveling rear suspension that calibrates itself for optimal ride height depending on load and other factors. The interior features a 10.5-inch touchscreen and is packed with the expected tech, like front and rear cameras and a HUD for the driver. Available later in 2019, the Telluride will come in four different trim levels with pricing available closer to launch.

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2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Coupe

After a near-extinction in the 80s, the American muscle car has never been so alive and well since its birth in the 60s. Ford's just-announced GT500 is coming with the most powerful engine ever offered in a road-legal Ford — over 700 horsepower from a supercharged 5.2-liter aluminum V8. The Mustang is now firmly in territory that was once the domain of supercars, and the spec and equipment sheets blur the lines between mid-engine European offerings and even Ford's own GT. Ford claims 0-60 times of mid-three seconds for the new GT500, and performance isn't limited to the drag strip. Active suspension and a Tremec seven-speed dual-clutch tuned specifically for the GT500 mean that its track prowess will be just as impressive as its straight-line times. New bodywork adds a more aggressive look while incorporating aero and cooling improvements for high-speed demands and harsh track conditions. The GT500 arrives in Fall 2019.

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McLaren 600LT Spider

McLaren's Longtail series hit the 570S coupe late in 2018 with the 600LT. For those that need a little more nature in their lives, the 600LT Spider is now available with 100% less roof — and everything that makes the 600LT one of the best cars in McLaren's stable. The engineering marvel maintains all the structural rigidity of the hardtop, weighing just 110 pounds more, and tips the scales at over 220 pounds less than the 570S Spider on which the 600LT is based. 592 horsepower and 457 lb-ft of torque are on tap from its 3.8 liter, twin-turbo V8, good for 0-60 in 2.8 seconds and a top speed of 201 MPH with the roof up and 196 MPH with it down. The famous top-exit exhausts are retained from the coupe, meaning that you'll have a glorious soundtrack to listen to on those sunny days — while driving one of the highest-performing cars you can buy.

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Thuma Bed

From its design to its assembly, The Bed by Thuma takes a minimalist approach to the bedroom. The sleek platform bed is handcrafted from natural wood in a warm walnut hue. Using sturdy Japanese joinery, its construction is naturally creak-free and makes for easy setup. The whole thing can be put together in about five minutes with two screws and zero tools. The legs are already fitted with scratch-resistant cork pads and offer a 9-inch clearance for under-bed storage. A comfortable Pillowboard completes the modern styling while also supporting your pro-lounge lifestyle. The Bed is available in Dark Charcoal or Light Linen and ships free right to your doorstep.

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Grado Wireless Headphones

Leaning on decades of audio experience, Grado took their time developing their first Bluetooth headphone. It was worth the wait. The GW100 delivers the effortless detail and power the brand is known for, using the same signature drivers. Their open-back design is a world first for Bluetooth headphones and has been built to reduce escaping sound by up to 60% compared to wired open-backs. And while the wires might be missing, Grado's timeless design language remains intact, ensuring they look great with any ensemble.

Wireless: Bluetooth 4.2 with apt-X / Battery Life: 15 hours / Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz / SPL 1mW: 99.8 dB / 3.5 cable with Remote and Mic included

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Infiniti QX Inspiration Concept SUV

Infiniti is showing off a preview of its future all-electric offerings with the QX Inspiration concept unveiled at the 2019 North American International Auto Show. The QX Inspiration completely revamps the company's design language and builds on the previous Q sedan concept, sporting bodywork with clean lines and subtle creases that recall origami. The interior features a minimalist design heavily influenced by Japanese architecture, based around the concept of Ma — focusing on lines and the spaces between, letting the viewer's eye fill in the details itself. The electric drivetrain allows for a flat floor in the passenger area, maximizing space, and the roof is made of slats of Japanese red cedar for a spectacular view of the sky above. While Infiniti and parent company Nissan's EVs won't be entering production for a while, the QX concept points toward a sleek future for the manufacturer's vehicles.

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2019 Subaru WRX STI S209 Sedan

Subaru debuted the rally-inspired WRX STI in 1992 and created a legend. Once among the unobtanium pantheon of Japanese sports cars along with the Nissan Skyline, the WRX finally made it America in the early 2000s, and fans everywhere could finally have their own blue-with-gold-wheels rally car. One model that hadn't made it across the Pacific is the WRX STI S, and Subaru is bringing the latest one here for 2019. Based on the Nürburgring Challenge-winning race car, the WRX STI S209 develops 341 horsepower from a turbocharged boxer four, driving all four wheels through a six-speed manual, just as the rally gods intended. A wide-body kit covers exclusive gold 19-inch BBS alloy wheels connected to bespoke Bilstein dampers, stiffer springs, Brembo brakes, and larger antiroll bars. The anything-but-subtle bodywork features a massive rear spoiler, making sure there's no mistake that this is one of the 200 S209s destined for the US market. Subaru will start taking orders for the S209 in late 2019.

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2020 Toyota GR Supra Coupe

17 years after the legendary Mark IV Supra ended production, Toyota has officially revealed its successor at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show. The 2020 Toyota Supra is a joint development effort with BMW, sharing the platform with the new Z4. The two cars completely distinct visually — you won't be worried about driving a rebadged Z4. The new Supra retains a 3.0 inline six like the original, although here its a turbocharged, BMW-sourced motor, good for 335 horsepower and 365 lb-feet of torque. Toyota claims 0-60 times of 4.1 seconds and an electronically-limited top speed of 155 MPH. The Supra goes on sale in late summer 2019, with three trim levels — the base 3.0 model, a 3.0 Premium, and the 3.0 Launch Edition, limited to 1,500 units with a price of $55,250. It's been a long wait, but the new Supra looks like it was worth it.

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Cadillac EV Crossover

Cadillac is now officially in the EV game. The opening move in a plan to remake its lineup all-electric, their first EV is a very sleek crossover. Based on a platform that will be shared across GM's brands, the EV is short on details at the moment. Being all-electric, front, rear, and all-wheel-drive versions of the same platform could easily be developed, and GM says more details will become available closer to the model's launch, which could mean the new EV isn't too far away from being on the showroom floor. The new car is one in an aggressive revamp of the luxury brand that will see a new model every six months through 2021.

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1972 Maserati Ghibli SS 4.9 Coupe

Maserati took the wraps off of the Ghibli grand tourer at the 1966 Turin Auto Show. Penned by the legendary Giorgetto Giugiaro while at Italian design house Ghia, the long, low two-seater perfectly represented the wedge-shaped profile that dominated Italian auto design into the 70s and 80s. Continuing the practice of naming their cars after winds, the Ghibli derives its name from a scorching south-westerly wind the blows across the Libyan desert. The production version arrived in 1967, with a 2+2 layout and a front mid-mounted 4.7 liter, 306 horsepower V8. In 1969, the Ghibli SS got a slightly larger 4.9 liter V8 that was capable of pushing the car to 174 MPH — the fastest Maserati production car ever at the time. With its classic lines and raw power, the Ghibli SS is another beautiful page in Maserati's history.

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Superformance Ford Shelby GR-1 Coupe

In 2005, Ford debuted the GR-1 at the North American International Auto Show. A spiritual successor to the Shelby Daytona coupe, the GR-1 was part of Ford's push for a retro supercar that also saw the Ford Shelby Cobra concept in 2004 and culminated in the legendary Ford GT that entered production the same year. 14 years later, the Ford has announced that the GR-1 is going to be built thanks to a licensing deal with Superformance, a company that makes officially licensed Cobra and GT40 replicas. The original GR-1 concept packed a 6.4 liter, 600 horsepower V10, and Ford says that both ICE and electric versions will be produced, along with a special edition closely based on the 2005 concept. Ford said that production will be limited to about 200 units, and like the new GT, will go fast to a very exclusive group of buyers.

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Harley-Davidson Electric Bike Concepts

Harley-Davidson's LiveWire will debut this year as the company's first electric motorcycle, ditching the iconic v-twin for batteries and brushless DC motors. While the LiveWire is a big step towards the future for the company, that's not the only all-electric offering Harley has planned. Harley showed off two other electric bikes that are far outside the company's heavyweight history — a minimalist city/trail concept and an even smaller scooter. The trail bike features front and rear suspension, knobby tires, hydraulic disc brakes, and plenty of ground clearance. The design looks excellent, with a healthy dose of vintage dirt bike and clean, modern packaging. The scooter concept has a flat bench seat with skateboard footrests — a nice touch, but doubtful for a production model. While both models are concepts, they point the way towards Harley-Davidson's future, combining heritage with forward-thinking. Let's hope we see both of these bikes on the street soon.

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2020 Porsche 911 Cabriolet

Hot on the heels of the 2020 911 coupe, Porsche has released the folding-top version with performance figures that nearly rival the current Turbo S Cabriolet. Chassis and engine specs carry over from the hardtop unchanged, meaning a 443 horsepower flat-six is in the back, with Porsche Active Stability Management available as an option. The Carrera S sprints from 0-60 in 3.5 seconds with the Sport Chrono package and the all-wheel-drive 4S makes it in 3.4 seconds — that's a massive six-tenths faster than the previous models. A new hydraulically-actuated canvas top goes up or down in 12 seconds at speeds of up to 31 MPH with a wind deflector and neck warmers standard. Porsche didn't specify weight increases over the coupe, but with performance figures like these, the Cabriolet can't have gained much. Dealers are taking orders now, but don't expect the car to arrive for about seven more months.

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Viberg Sneakers

After nearly a century of setting the standard in bootmaking, Viberg has entered the sneaker game. The only sneaker made entirely in Canada and the result of years of studying Nike and the Jordan Brand, they feature a silhouette that draws inspiration from classic athletic footwear from the 1980s and 90s. Each pair is built upon a Vibram Sphike RGS sole that you'd typically only find on a rugged hiking shoe. This robust foundation not only provides comfort but also gives you the best traction we've ever seen in a sneaker. The upper is lined with contrasting Italian horsehide panels and supported by soft padding at the tongue and collar, a heavyweight leather insole — the same one used on their boots — and a removable leather footbed. Available in black or white, each pair is finished with custom linen laces from Italy and use Viberg's #1003 Last.

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LyteZone Sports Drink

After an intense workout, you don't want to undo all of your training by chugging down a ton of unnecessary calories. LyteZone Sports Drink replenishes your body with the electrolytes it needs without the chemicals and sweeteners it doesn't. The Ionic electrolyte water is packed with magnesium, potassium, and sodium that aid in water absorption, energy conversion, and proper brain function to rebalance your body after physical activity. Instead of an artificial and overly sweet taste, LyteZone cools you down with a refreshing organic lemon flavor that is non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan, and Whole30 Approved.

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Harley-Davidson LiveWire Electric Motorcycle

Originally debuted as a 2014 prototype, the forward-looking Harley-Davidson LiveWire has now appeared in production form. It's powered by an all-electric powertrain, including a magnetic electric motor that produces instant torque, and replaces the venerable V-twin as the centerpiece of the cycle. It's mounted low on the frame to help lower the center of gravity and improve handling, the latter of which is also boosted by a fully adjustable Showa suspension and Brembo brakes. A color touchscreen equipped with H-D Connect for LTE connectivity provides access to a wide range of information, including mobile tamper alerts, and the bike is compatible with an array of chargers. Harley claims a 0-60 time of 3.5 seconds and 110 miles of range, easily making it the fastest and most advanced bike in Harley's lineup. H-D expects to start delivering the bike to dealerships in Fall 2019.

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Hyundai Elevate Walking Car Concept

Hyundai and its CRADLE innovation incubator aren't content with just designing new cars — they want to change the definition of cars and what they're capable of. Called the Ultimate Mobility Vehicle, the Elevate concept can go from a four-wheeled electric vehicle to a walker capable of climbing stairs or outdoor terrain, with a nearly unlimited range of movement from its extended legs. Doing away with hard-mounted suspension pieces, the Elevate rides — or walks — on hub-powered wheels connected to robotic legs. Each leg has a hip joint that can move five degrees horizontally or vertically and connects to a knee and ankle before terminating at the wheel. The wheel can spin 360 degrees, allowing steering when in driving mode or stability and grip in walking mode. While still in the concept stage, the Elevate could completely change the idea of what a car is — and what it can do.

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Atlis XT Electric Pickup Truck

With Tesla promising a truck along with their semi and startup Rivian nearing production with their truck and SUV, electric trucks are poised to enter the mainstream. Atlis Automotive is previewing their XT full-size truck built on their XP platform. While still in the concept stage, the Atlis is aiming for some eye-popping figures for the truck from several option packages. Towing capacity varies from 5,000 to 20,000 pounds, with up to 35,000 pounds available with a fifth wheel gooseneck trailer — all square in full-size ICE range. Range is between 300 and 500 miles depending on the model, with a 0-60 time of five seconds and a top speed of 120 MPH. The XT is packed with the latest tech as well. The concept does away with wing mirrors in favor of a multiple camera system that covers blindspots and autonomous driving capability. Atlis hopes to have the XT on the street by 2020 with a starting price of $45,000. The future of electric trucks looks very bright.

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Brabham BT62 Supercar

David Brabham, son of three-time Australian F1 Champion Sir Jack Brabham and founder of Brabham Automotive, is on the verge of releasing the Braham BT62 hypercar to customers. There's been an important change, however — Brabham Automotive will now make your BT62 street-legal for an extra $190,000. The conversion process adds a few creature comforts to the BT62's ultra-spartan interior, like air conditioning, additional upholstery, steering that will make it easier to parallel park, and door locks. A slight lift to the front and rear to help prevent gouging the carbon fiber bodywork, and immobilizers to prevent theft are included. Each conversion isn't complete until the buyer approves it, and Brabham claims a minor weight increase to the unaltered car's 2100-pound curb weight. The 700 horsepower, normally-aspirated V8 and performance figures remain nearly identical, making this track monster good for your favorite twisty backroad.

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Porsche 924 DP Cargo

When you think of shooting brakes, the likes of Aston Martin and even Ferrari come to mind — not Porsche. DP Motorsport, the company behind the aftermarket version of Porsche's legendary 935 Le Mans-winning race car, combined the British shooting brake and Teutonic engineering to create this 1976 Porsche 924-based DP Cargo. As with anything DP Motorsport touches, this is anything but a weekend hack job. The fit and finish of the conversion is second to none, with the hatchback being seamlessly integrated with the 924's lines. Even the seals around the new side windows and rear glass look good and weather-tight — a feat considering that DP Motorsport completed this 1986. The car also got the full-but-underwhelming 924 Turbo treatment while in the shop. Though the 924 isn't one of Porsche's sought-after models, the uniqueness and quality of the work, along with being one of only between three and nine made justify the steep asking price.

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Lamborghini Huracan EVO Coupe

The new Lamborghini Huracán EVO takes the EVO Performante and makes it slightly more accessible by keeping the all-wheel-drive system and glorious 5.4-liter, naturally aspirated V10 and ditching the Performante's active aero package. That isn't a huge loss, as Lamborghini has added a new 8.4-inch touchscreen and rear wheel steering system and massive aero improvements over the previous model. Lamborghini claims a 500% jump in downforce and efficiency thanks to a redesigned front end, side intakes, and rear integrated spoiler. The exhaust system has been repositioned to mimic the EVO's track-only racing sibling, with the exits moving higher up in the bodywork and a more open racing look. While it weighs just over 88 pounds more than the Performante, the V10 nestled behind the driver is one of the best engines you can get your hands on, and justifies the price of entry.

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Steve McQueen's 1971 Husqvarna 250 Cross Motorcycle

Motorcross racing came to the US in 1966 when 250cc World Motocross Champion Torsten Hallman flew in from Sweden and dominated with his Husqvarna 250 Cross. Seeing how effortlessly Hallman won, rider Malcolm Smith traded his Greeves for Husqvarna, appearing with the bike in On Any Sunday and helping popularize motocross in America. Steve McQueen was also featured in the documentary, and Smith's Husky would lead to the Hollywood icon keeping a stable of Husqvarnas wherever he went. McQueen bought this 250 Cross new in 1971 through his company Solar Productions, and the original sale documents are included with the bike. McQueen's 250 Cross has traded hands several times over the years and has had a recent restoration. The bike starts, runs, and is ready to ride for years to come — which is exactly what the original owner would've wanted.

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Carlex Mercedes-Benz X-Class 6×6 Truck

Carlex Design wasted no time in creating a 6x6 version of Mercedes' new X-Class pickup. Mere months after the truck hit the dealers, Carlex showed off its extra-axle version. Now Carlex has dreamed up something even wilder, reworking its EXY 6x6 into a low-slung, track-ready version, intended for safety car duties at race tracks. Dubbed the Monster X, Carlex started by recreating the X-Class body in carbon fiber and painting it black with eye-popping yellow accents. Fender flares cover ultra-wide rims shod in Bridgestone Potenza rubber, and a lowered suspension with enough camber to convince you that this is, in fact, a race car, keeps all six wheel to the ground. Front and rear winches are included to help remove stopped or wrecked vehicles, and FIA-spec green-and-orange LEDs make sure the truck gets noticed — as if it would be hard to miss. While the truck is still in the design phase, Carlex promises a production version will be available to customers.

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BMW 1600 GT Convertible Prototype

One of only two prototypes commissioned from Italian bodywork designer Pietro Frua — and the only one to survive — this BMW 1600 GT Convertible is a one-of-a-kind specimen. Given to BMW's majority shareholder at the time, it passed on to his family and then several other private owners before BMW Group Classic tracked it back down. An exhaustive restoration was then carried out by the vocational training team at BMW's Dingolfing plant, the same place where the car born in 1967. Painted silver with a red top and matching interior, it now resides in the collection of BMW Classic.

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Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport

Faster, lighter, stronger — Porsche is taking its 718 Cayman from the street to the track with the new GT4 Clubsport. Porsche has spent the last few years replacing the naturally-aspirated engines with turbocharged variants, but the Cayman GT4 packs a 425 horsepower unaided flat-six, exactly how Porsches should be. Intended for only for the track, the GT4 does away with almost every creature comfort minus seats, paring down the curb weight to 2900 pounds and allowing for a welded-in roll cage. Further weight savings come from doors and a rear wing made from flax and hemp fiber agricultural byproducts, a first for a competition car. Two versions of the GT4 are available, one with a fixed suspension and the other with adjustable shocks. The only transmission offered is the PDK paddle shift, but the return of the flat-six more than makes up for the lack of being able to heel-and-toe around your favorite track.

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1994 Bugatti EB110 Super Sport

On the 110th anniversary of Ettore Bugatti's birth, Ferrari dealer Romano Artioli's reborn Bugatti introduced the EB 110. A year later, the EB110 Super Sport was released, a lighter and faster version of the base car. With all-wheel-drive and nearly 600 horsepower from its quad-turbo V12, the EB110 Super Sport could storm from 0-60 in 3.2 seconds and hit a top speed of 216 MPH — marks that still hold up over 25 years later. This 1994 Soper Sport has had three owners over its lifetime and shows only 569 miles on the odometer. Copious amounts of documentation, including ownership and maintenance records, certify this as one of only 30 original-production EB110 Super Sports. In immaculate condition and perfect working order, this highly-desirable supercar represents the pinnacle of performance in the 1990s and is no slouch even by today's astronomical standards.

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Wald Suzuki Jimny Black Bison SUV

The new Suzuki Jimny has become a massive hit since the fourth generation arrived in 2018. Custom shops have found the Jimny to be a blank canvas for design, with its classic boxy styling and true-to-form offroad capability. Japanese shop Wald International has released their take on the Jimny with the Black Bison edition, turning the mini SUV into an aggressively blacked-out 4x4. Wald increased the Jimny's proportions with a number of custom-designed pieces, including a front grille, bumper, and twin-scoop hood. Appropriately bulky fender flares cover knobby offroad tires on Wald rims with red accents and a split lightbar over the windshield houses high-intensity LED lights. With the Jimny proving to be such an adaptable platform, the custom possibilities are endless — the only downside being that Suzuki isn't planning on bringing the Jimny to the US. We can always hope.

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1980 BMW M1 Coupe

In its quest to build the ultimate driving machines, BMW's M cars stand at the top of the company's lineup. Taking the base model, BMW further refines the chassis and engine to produce some of the best road-going automobiles ever made. The M line started in 1978 with the M1. Made to race against German rival Porsche, the M1 was a mid-engined two-seater built to compete in the FIA's Group 4 series, and 400 cars were required to homologation purposes. Only 399 street-legal M1s were made, making it one of the rarest BMWs ever. This 1980 M1 has had four owners in its 38-year history and had a $100,000 restoration by Formula GT in Germany three years ago. Presented in immaculate condition, this M1 is is easily one of the best M1s on the market, and one of the best cars BMW has made in its vaunted history.

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Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 6×6 SUV

If you're in the market for what might be the ultimate Jeep Wrangler, Wild Boar Off Road has one for sale in California that fits the bill. Despite being built by Wild Boar for the 2018 SEMA show, this 2017 Wrangler Rubicon is anything but a trailer queen. Wild Boar started the build by ditching the Wrangler's 3.7-liter V6 for a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 from a Dodge Challenger Hellcat — a leap of over 400 horsepower from the stock motor for a total of 750. The chassis was stretched to fit a second rear axle covered by a pickup bed. Definitely not a hack job, care was taken to maintain the driving, ride quality, and offroad capability of the original, although the 35 inches of extra wheelbase will limit tight trails. A five-inch suspension lift joins the upgrade list, as does a six-point braking system that ensures it stops as good as it goes. The asking price is steep, but with the quality of the work, you'd be hard-pressed to find anything better.

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