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The Toyota GR GT3 Concept pushes Toyota’s motorsport identity into a new era. Designed from the ground up as a pure GT3 machine, it showcases extreme aerodynamics, a long-wheelbase chassis, and FIA-ready engineering. Here’s a closer look at Toyota’s most ambitious racing concept to date.
The 2025 Toyota GR GT Concept previews a low-center-gravity hybrid V8 flagship shaped through a driver-first process and motorsport-inspired engineering. It introduces new materials, advanced aerodynamics and a future-facing development philosophy.
McLaren 750S Project Chromology debuts with MSO’s new Chromatic Layered Finish, blending color psychology, texture and bespoke artistry. The special collaboration with Nat Bowen transforms the 750S into a tactile expression of layered color and emotion.
This custom 350-Powered ’39 Coast To Coast Ford Convertible street rod features a fiberglass body, a 350ci V8, and modern suspension. Finished in pewter with a vibrant red interior, this rod includes power windows, air conditioning, and four-wheel disc brakes.
This two-tone 1964 Ford Econoline Falcon Station Bus features a replacement 200ci inline-six engine and a three-speed automatic transmission. The bus includes a custom wood plank cargo area, inboard-facing benches, and recent recommissioning work, ready for its next life.
This stunning 454-Powered 1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible features a Chevy 454ci V8, TH400 automatic, and front disc brakes. Acquired as a project, this GTO has been fully repainted in red, fitted with new body panels, and includes a performance exhaust system with cutouts.
Rare 2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302 in School Bus Yellow, 444 HP V-8, 6-speed manual, only 8,317 miles. Collector-owned coupe with Recaro seats, special wheels, and complete documentation, crossing the Kissimmee 2026 auction block.
A highly original 1940 Chevrolet Master Business Coupe heads to Kansas City with a 216 CI inline-6, 3-speed manual, and rare preserved features. Its low miles and untouched details highlight its remarkable authenticity.
A fully restored 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS heads to Kansas City with V-8 power, 1970-style bodywork, and a meticulous rotisserie rebuild. This example blends classic muscle character with detailed craftsmanship for collectors.
The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Hardtop captured the pure, no-frills spirit of the muscle car era. Built on the rugged B-platform, it offered big-block power without the hefty price tag of its upscale rivals. This orange Hardtop, equipped with a potent 383 CI V-8 and its signature “Beep Beep” horn, is a celebrated piece of Mopar history that remains an enthusiast favorite today.