Husqvarna Norden 901 Concept Motorcycle

Husqvarna has a long history of building offroad motorcycles, but one model has been missing from their lineup — a true adventure bike. At the 2019 EICMA Show in Milan, Husqvarna filled that gap with the Norden 901 concept, a parallel-twin dual-sport that combines the company's offroad heritage with long-distance touring. Husqvarna has arguably the best styling going, and the Norden fits right in with its retro-futuristic lines. There are plenty of brush bars, skid plates, and ground clearance to make the Norden a true dual-sport, while the upright riding position, copious luggage options, and features like dual TFT screens and large-capacity tank make it comfortable for long trips. While Husqvarna claims the Norden is a concept, expect to see it in showrooms in the next year.

1965 Ferrari 500 Superfast Coupe

Unveiled in 1964, the Ferrari 500 Superfast was the top road car in the Italian company's lineup and aimed squarely at their most favored customers. A five-liter, 395 horsepower version of the Colombo V12 powered the cars, and the name was no exaggeration — the 500 Superfast was capable of speeds up to 174 MPH. The Pininfarina bodywork with Kammback profile was an instant classic, and buyers ranged from celebrities to European royalty. This 500 Superfast is one of 36 painted black from the factory. Sold new in Italy, the car made its way to America where it an engine restoration by Motion Products. With its matching numbers and Ferrari Classiche Red Book certification, this is a perfect example of Ferrari's classic mid-'60s performance and design.

Photos: Brian Henniker

Chevrolet E-10 Concept Truck

With more and more manufacturers planning moves to an all-electric lineup, the days of the gasoline engine seem numbered. But that doesn't mean the classics we know and love are going to disappear — if anything, they'll get a new lease on life and a big power boost to go along with it. Chevrolet's E-10 concept truck takes a 1962 C-10 pickup and packs it with a 450 horsepower electric drivetrain and matching modern restoration. Chevrolet's Bolt EV provides the electronics and battery packs, and two off-the-shelf performance motors make the power. The motors drive the rear wheels via a conventional automatic transmission. The batteries are mounted in the bed under a side-hinged hardcover, and the updated looks are as fresh as the internals. Touches like an light-up bowtie emblem and LED lights add subtle enhancements to the custom theme. The E-10 won't ever enter production, but it shows what's possible for the vintage cars and trucks we love.

Harley-Davidson Pan America Adventure Motorcycle

Harley-Davidson is radically changing its lineup the likes of which haven't been seen in decades — or maybe even in the company's 116-year history. The Pan America is the first adventure bike from Milwaukee and is a serious effort that ticks all the boxes for anyone looking to get off the pavement. Harley's new liquid-cooled Revolution Max 1250cc v-twin powers the Pan America, making some impressive numbers at 145 horsepower and 90 ft-lb of torque. The engine also serves as a stressed chassis member and is internally counterbalanced to dampen vibration. In another break from longstanding tradition, the Pan America uses a chain drive instead of a belt. The TFT dash has a bevy of options for riding aids and controlling the semi-active suspension, and Brembo calipers clamp dual front and single rear discs. Expect a range of hard bags and other accessories to be available when the Pan America hits dealers in late 2020.

Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinan

For those looking for a more intimidating style to their ultra-luxury SUV, Rolls-Royce has added the Cullinan to their Black Badge series. Black Badge launched in 2016 and strips the opulent chrome trim, most noticeably from the trademark Pantheon grille, in favor of a monochrome black all the way down to the exhaust tips. The result is one of the most menacing SUVs you can get, with Roll-Royce's legendary attention to detail that satisfies even the most demanding of customers. More than just a color scheme, the 6.75-liter V12 has been massaged to produce 600 horsepower 664 ft-lb of torque, with the drive train and chassis receiving updates to better handle the increased output. If black isn't your preferred color, 44,000 choices of pigment are available, along with bespoke colors created specifically for the customer. The infinity symbol is used as a fitting motif throughout the cabin — the options for customization are nearly endless.

1983 Jeep Cherokee Laredo SUV

In 1983, the last of the SJ-series Jeep Cherokees rolled off the assembly line to be replaced by the legendary XJ-series Cherokee the following year. Based on the four-door Wagoneer, the Cherokee is one of the best auto designs in history, and this final-year 1983 Cherokee Laredo shows why. Fully decked out in all its late 70's-early 80's glory, this Cherokee came from the factory with a cassette player and CB radio mounted on the transmission tunnel. The Jamaican Beige paint with brown and orange accents over a nutmeg interior has aged surprisingly well and catches the eye in today's sea of monochrome crossovers. A true time capsule, this Laredo comes with the service records and original window sticker and is an excellent surviving example of one of America's most storied car makers.

Ford X Webasto Mustang Lithium Electric Coupe

Electric vehicles are coming, and anyone worried about the Ford Mustang dropping any performance in the march toward electrification probably shouldn't worry. In collaboration with Webasto, the all-electric Ford Mustang Lithium is a 900 horsepower, 1,000 ft-lb of torque behemoth that takes the original pony car into the realm of supercars — and even has a six-speed manual transmission. The addition of a manual adds a nice touch of driver-centric fun to the EV mix, instead of the punch-it-and-go, one-pedal affairs that most current EVs and manu-matic sports cars are today. Ford didn't release any details other than power figures for the Mustang Lithium, but SEMA one-offs aren't known for their practicality — but it does give a subtle hint the upcoming Mustang-based Mach E SUV that will be officially announced in a few months.

Aston Martin x Brough AMB 001 Motorcycle

Not content with creating one of the most exciting cars ever built with the Valkyrie, Aston Martin has joined with the reborn Brough Superior, a legendary British motorcycle manufacturer, for the AMB 001. The track-only AMB 001 is the first time the Aston Martin name has appeared on a motorcycle, and it takes the Valkyrie's unlimited, no-expense-spared performance philosophy to the realm of two wheels. Promising to be one of the most powerful bikes ever built, the AMB 001 packs a turbocharged, stressed-member v-twin engine making 180 horsepower into a lightweight carbon fiber frame for a total weight of just under 400 pounds. The aerodynamic bodywork features Aston Martin styling cues, including a strake across the tank that also separates the digital gauge display. A double-wishbone front fork is a departure from the traditional telescoping units, and every part is specific to this bike, down to the CNC'd monoblock brake calipers. Limited to 100 examples, the AMB 001 with start production in 2020.

Lister SUV-E Concept

Lister is taking on Jaguar's I-Pace electric SUV for its next model, the LIster SUV-E. Shown here in concept form, Lister is adding its trademark weight reduction and tuning mods to give the SUV-E a notable bump in performance over the base I-Pace. Tuning electric vehicles is a brave new world, but thanks to tinkering with the I-Pace's software, Lister claims a half-second better 0-60 time, thanks to increased horsepower from the electric motors. Even better is the over 200 pounds they took off the I-Pace's weight with extensive use of carbon fiber panels. Lister also adds carbon-ceramic brakes and titanium forged wheels, reducing unsprung weight and helping acceleration and handling. Another notable upgrade is what Lister refers to as improved exhaust sounds, but what this means on an electric vehicle remains to be seen.

2021 Chevrolet Silverado HD Carhartt Edition Truck

Carhartt and Chevrolet trucks are both synonymous with work, share their home state of Michigan, and are almost the same age, making them perfect partners for a limited-edition run of heavy-duty Silverado pickups. Starting with the Silverado 2500 LTZ crew cab, the Carhartt Edition adds the Z71 offroad package, twin-tube Rancho shocks, Hill Descent Control, and skid plates to protect drivetrain vitals. Painted in Mosaic Black Metallic, a "Carhartt Gold" pinstripe runs the length of the body, and a soft rollup tonneau cover with embroidered Carhartt logo is included. 20-inch wheels with all-terrain tires complete the exterior package. Inside, the Carhartt theme is incorporated into the floor mats and special black-and-Carhart tan leather seats with an exclusive stitching pattern. The Carhartt Edition will debut at the 2019 SEMA show with the model hitting dealers in Fall 2020.

Ford Bronco R Prototype SUV

With hype that's approaching Ford GT-levels, Ford is teasing its upcoming Bronco — in full Baja 1000-ready trim at the legendary desert race. The occasion marked the 50th anniversary of Rod Hall's 1969 Baja win in a Ford Bronco, the only time a four-wheel-drive vehicle has finished first overall. Rod passed on June 14, 2019, making the event a bittersweet one. Paired up with Rod's restored 1969 winner, the all-new Ford Bronco R promises offroad ability that lives up to its predecessor when it puts its new drivetrain and chassis to the test in the 1,000-mile race. While the Bronco R was built in collaboration with Ford Performance and Geiser Bros Design and has a lot of parts that won't be on the production version, this is the best look yet at what the SUV will look like when it finally debuts in Spring 2020.

1996 Zagato Raptor Concept

The Zagato Raptor debuted at the 1996 Geneva Motor Show with the intention of bridging the gap between the Lamborghini Diablo and the then-upcoming Canto. Neither the Raptor or the Canto were produced and became one-off rarities. Built on the Diablo VT's space-frame chassis, all-wheel-drive, and 5.7-liter V12, the Raptor weighed nearly 700 pounds less thanks to carbon fiber bodywork and the performance figures showed it — 0-60 came in less than four seconds and the top speed was north of 200 MPH. Zagoto completed the project in less than four months, thanks to computer-aided design. The Raptor featured a futuristic look and features like a rear-hinged engine bay and a passenger compartment that was accessed by the entire top swinging forward instead of traditional doors. With only one ever made, the Zagato Raptor is a one-of-one Italian supercar with some of the most interesting features you'll find anywhere.

Ram 1500 Rebel OTG Concept Truck

Ready to get out of the house? Ram showed just how far out you can get with its Ram 1500 Rebel OTG concept. Debuting at the 2019 SEMA show, Ram is getting in on the explosive overland movement by outfitting the 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6 Rebel with everything needed to carry you as far afield as you want to go. Mopar made some concept accessories like a heavy-duty front bumper with integrated winch and a larger grille and snorkel for better airflow. A bed rack carries a fold-out tent and canopy, while the available 60-40 multifunction tailgate gives you easy access to the bed. LED lighting is added to a rollover bar, the front and rear bumpers, and the bed rack to provide illuminate wherever you need it. The new Ram is one of the most awarded trucks ever, and this shows just how capable and flexible the platform is.

EarthRoamer LTi Expedition Vehicle

When Bill Swails couldn't find the parts he needed to turn his Dodge Ram into the ultimate expedition vehicle, he started building his own. In 2003, Earthroamer build its first production vehicle, and over 250 units later, they're moving into a new era with the LTi. The LTi is Earthroamer's first model to use a carbon fiber monocoque camper body, in this case built on a Ford F550 Crew Cab. The body uses an inner and outer carbon fiber shell attached to a structural foam core, increasing strength while drastically reducing weight by over 1,000 pounds — meaning increased payload and economy, especially important when you're in the backcountry and there isn't exactly a gas station every block. The LTi also features an improved electrical system with 300-watt solar panels and an 11kWh lithium-ion battery, along with amenities like an HVAC system, bathroom, kitchen, and enough options to customize one perfectly to your liking.

Spectre 2015 Jaguar C-X75 Coupe

The best car in 2015's Bond thriller Spectre wasn't an Aston Martin or even driven by 007 himself — it was the Jaguar C-X75 driven by assassin Mr. Hinx, played by Dave Bautista. A spectacular car chase between Bond's Aston Martin DB10, created especially for the film, and the C-X75 brought Jaguar's stalled supercar to a worldwide audience. The C-X75 debuted five years earlier, but the economic outlook at the time lead Jaguar to cancel the collaboration between the British automaker and Williams Formula One team. Originally conceived as a hybrid, the C-X75 pictured here is one of four built for the film and powered by a supercharged V8. After filming, the car was returned to Williams and was fully serviced before serving as a press car, traveling the world and appearing in events for the Spectre's release, including being driven by Williams F1 driver Felipe Massa before the 2015 Mexican Grand Prix. Not only a piece of film history, it's also an ultra-rare Jaguar that continues the legacy of its great racing cars like the XKSS and XJ13.

2020 Hennessey Maximus Jeep Gladiator Truck

Whether it's a custom-built, twin-turbo V8 powered supercar like the Venom GT or a 6x6 Chevy Silverado, Hennessey Performance delivers some of the wildest performance vehicles on the planet. When it came time to upgrade Jeep's Gladiator pickup, there was only one answer — throw out the V6 for a tuned, 1,000 horsepower supercharged Hellcat V8. Along with the new motor, Hennessey adds Dana 60 front and rear differentials, heavy-duty driveshafts, and an eight-speed automatic transmission to stand up to 933 ft-lb of torque. KING suspension provides an additional six inches of ride height to retain what Jeeps are best at, and the interior gets new leather seats with embroidered Hennessey logos. All this adds up to a 4x4 that can handle the great outdoors and tear off 3.9 second 0-60 times. Hennessey will present the first of 24 Maximus Gladiators at the 2019 SEMA show.

1985 Lamborghini Countach QV Downdraft Coupe

Among Lamborghini Countach enthusiasts, the European-spec Countach QV "Downdraft" is the Holy Grail. Called the "Downdraft" due to its six Weber downdraft carbs, the 5.0-liter V12 made 455 horsepower — the most of any Countach model. Add to this that only 544 were built in this configuration, and you have a recipe for sky-high market value. Adding to that is the history of the 1985 Countach QV pictured here. The car was used by the factory for press events and was the subject of the brochure handed out at the 1985 Geneva Salon. A $300,000 restoration was performed, down to period-correct Pirelli P7 tires and Ansa Sports exhaust, along with all factory books and tools. Brought to America by Al Copeland, owner of the Popeye's Chicken chain, it was kept on display at his New Orleans car museum for over a decade and has just over 9,000 miles.

1982 Toyota Land Cruiser G43-S SUV

The FJ Company's Signature line of classic Toyota Land Cruisers leaves nothing to the imagination. Fully-appointed interiors, custom engine options, and a range of color palettes mean that a customer can have the FJ of their dreams — no matter how big. This 1982 Land Cruiser G43-S is one of the best the FJ Company has built, with equipment upgrades and a meticulous eye for detail. The best part of the build is under the hood, where a supercharged Toyota 1 GR-FE 4.0L V6 resides. The drab olive exterior tastefully contrasts with a wine red leather interior, and you'll find modern electronics throughout, down to ABS and stability and traction control. KING shocks and a coil front suspension mean that the ride is modern too, without sacrificing any of the Land Cruiser's legendary offroad ability. If you're looking for the best restomod FJ on the market, this might just be it.

1957 Aston Martin DB2/4 Mk III Coupe

Aston Martin introduced the Mark III in 1957, an evolution of the DB2/4 that ran from 1953 until 1957. The Mark III carried the grille shape that would go on to define Aston Martin styling and came in an innovative 2+2, three-door hatchback arrangement — years before it became a small-car standard. Under the bonnet is a 2.9-liter inline-six derived from a Bentley design and updated by Tadek Marek. The car was a serious grand tourer in its day, making up to 178 horsepower with an optional dual-exhaust system and accelerating from 0-60 MPH in 9.3 seconds. The handling and comfort were also praised, although the $7,000-plus price tag had its detractors. This Mark III coupe is immaculate inside and out, and an important model in the companies history, bearing design elements that can be traced to the Aston Martins of today.

Donkervoort D8 GTO-JD70 Sports Car

Founded in 1978 by namesake Joop Donkervoort, Donkervoort has been building small-volume, ultra-lightweight sports cars in the style of the Lotus Seven for forty years. The open-wheel design has been updated as technology has progressed, and has reached its ultimate expression with the D8 GTO-JD70, released in honor of Joop's 70th birthday. Underneath the JD70's long hood is a turbocharged Audi inline-five making 415 horsepower. While 415 horsepower barely raises an eyebrow now, combine that with a total weight of under 1,500 pounds and things getting interesting — as in 0-62 MPH in less than three seconds interesting. This puts the JD70 in the top echelon of supercars, and the handling and braking won't disappoint either. Donkervoort claims over 2gs of later acceleration, and 1.02gs of peak braking force. Deliveries will start in Spring 2020 with orders for the 70 units being made are open now.

Kawasaki Z H2 Motorcycle

All the engine, none of the bodywork — Kawasaki's Z H2 took the 998cc, supercharged four and chassis of the H2 to make one of the most powerful production naked superbikes you can get. The Z H2 makes 197 hp at 11,000 rpm and 101 ft-lbs of torque with a weight of 525 pounds and drops some of the electronics for a lower price point. Instead of electronically-controlled suspension, a manually-adjustable Showa fork is used, and Brembo supplies the brakes front and rear. Traction control, ABS, and anti-wheelie control are available, and all the aids are selectable from a new TFT display. While not as high-strung as it's H2 sibling, the Z H2 slots in with some of the best superbikes from other manufacturers, and the supercharged engine gives it something decidedly different from the competition.

1988 Aston Martin V8 Vantage X-Pack

Aston Martin has a long history of producing beautiful GTs, and when the V8 Vantage debuted in 1977, it combined Aston's design heritage with a renewed emphasis on performance. The ultimate edition of the V8 Vantage would come in 1987 with the X-Pack. Upgrades to the 5.3-liter V8 came in the form of higher compression pistons, four Weber carburetors, a larger intake manifold, and bigger intake valves. This pushed power to 432 horsepower and gove the V8 Vantage a legitimate 200 MPH top speed, making it a true supercar for the time. The 1988 V8 Vantage pictured here is an original factory X-Pack model. The paint and white leather interior with red carpeting is striking, and along with the burled walnut trim, is classic British luxury at its finest.

1983 Toyota FJ45 Land Cruiser Truck

The Toyota Land Cruiser, like the American Jeep it was originally based on, proved such a successful design that remained basically unchanged for over thirty years. This 1983 Toyota FJ45 pickup is almost the last of the original Land Cruisers, with 1984 being the last year for the classic design. This FJ45 has had a restoration that makes it better than it would have been rolling off the assembly line, with its brown leather interior over period-correct green paint. A meticulous frame-off rebuild was performed, and it shows in the immaculate engine bay and chassis. The opportunity to own one of the best FJ45s on the market will come at Mecum's Chicago auction on October 24-25 2019.

Lexus LF-30 Electrified Concept

Lexus is showing what the future holds for its electrified cars with the LF-30, a concept that has some interesting innovations to differentiate from the current crop of EV offerings. The biggest distinguishing feature between the LF-30 and today's available electrics is four hub-mounted motors making a combined 536 horsepower. The four motors can be operated in front, rear, or all-wheel-drive, or any combination of thereof, making for what great traction and stability control. The lack of front and rear axles and floor-mounted batteries allows for a huge amount of freedom of design in the interior, and Lexus has taken full advantage of the layout. Short front and rear overhangs maximize passenger space, while a glass roof runs the full length of the car. Seats based on those from first-class airliners feature a memory material that molds each seat to the occupant and an entertainment system headlined by a custom-designed sound system by Mark Levinson.

Daniel Arsham x Selfridges Eroded Porsche 911 Coupe

Artist Daniel Arsham's visual hook is decay — from architecture and set design to life-size casts of a Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder and 1981 DeLorean. For his latest work, Arsham collaborated with Selfridges on a 2020 Porsche 911 — the real thing — that sports his signature crystal erosions. Part of a residency at Selfridges' Corner Shop, the white, fully-drivable 911 is the centerpiece of the collection and also features several of Arsham's smaller, less-motorized sculptures. Arsham's work will be on display at the Corner Shop through January 2020.

Alfa Romeo Montreal Vision GT Concept

Long, low, and with a shape that looks like it's flying while sitting still — Luca Serafini's Alfa Romeo Montreal Vision GT concept is everything an Italian grand tourer should be. The Italians have had a near-monopoly on exciting car design almost since the invention of the car, and Serafini's work continues this grand tradition. Serafini's inspiration was an orange Alfa Romeo Montreal his father owned, and his updated design faithfully captures the excitement of the original. Familiar Alfa themes like the Scudetto Grille feature prominently, and Serafini references the Montreal's classic '70s Italian design elements with a fastback that meets a tall rear and horizontal inlets on the C-pillar. Alfa Romeo is ripe for a high-end GT, and Serafini's updated Montreal would be a great place to start.

2020 Ford x Blood Type Racing Explorer SUV

The Specialty Equipment Market Association — known as SEMA — 2019 show is almost here, and the one-off customs showing off just how crazy you can get with aftermarket parts are already rolling out. Starting with an all-new 2020 Explorer Limited Hybrid, Blood Type Racing got out of their compact car comfort zone to see what was possible with Ford's newest SUV. A load-leveling suspension kit lowers the Explorer half an inch, making for a tighter stance when combined with 20-inch Ace Alloy AFF09 black chrome wheels wrapped in low-profile all-terrain rubber. The aural note of the hybrid V6 is enhanced with a Borla cat-back exhaust with black chrome tips, while the exterior is dressed up with Lacks Trim Systems black chrome accent pieces. Two BTR Edition snowboards by Blank Snowboards ride in Yakima carrier, giving you an idea of what this SUV was built for. Two other Explorers will be at SEMA, including a street-tuned CGS Performance build and a trackside emergency vehicle by Prefix.