The 1970 Plymouth Cuda by Weaver Customs, known as “TorC,” is a radical restomod powered by a twin-turbo 6.7L Cummins diesel producing 1500 hp. Built on a Roadster Shop chassis, it features forged internals, custom bodywork, Hydes leather interior, and an unforgettable presence on and off the track.
The 2026 Kia EV5 combines versatile SUV practicality with an 81.4kWh EV powertrain, delivering up to 329 miles WLTP range and family-friendly tech.
This custom 1947 Cadillac Custom Kindig was built by Kindig-it Design, ultimately featuring a 650 HP Lingenfelter 427 Eliminator Engine. The car is finished in a one-off “Plum Wicked” paint and rides on a custom Art Morrison chassis. Interior details include Rolls Royce Magnolia Leather and a hand-painted woodgrain dash by Dave Kindig.
Czech President Petr Pavel greeted the WRC convoy in Prague ahead of the Central European Rally. Drivers including Fourmaux, Munster, and Pajari toured city landmarks while showcasing advanced rally technology in a public street event.
The 1968 Dodge Charger R/T by Classic Car Studio combines timeless Mopar muscle with advanced performance engineering. Featuring a 440ci V8, Borla stacked injection, Roadster Shop chassis, and handcrafted Relicate Leather interior, this restomod embodies power, precision, and modern craftsmanship in a legendary silhouette.
This custom 1970 Plymouth Sport Satellite Pro-Touring build, nicknamed “Thriller,” is a masterpiece of custom fabrication. It features an all-steel, restyled body by Weaver Customs and a 900 horsepower Hellcat engine mated to a T56 six-speed transmission. The car sits on a custom Scott’s Hot Rods chassis with Wilwood brakes, blending classic Mopar style with modern performance engineering.
Kindig-it Design’s 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback combines raw performance and meticulous craftsmanship. With 800 horsepower, a Jon Kaase-built engine, and a Roadster Shop chassis, this restomod masterpiece redefines muscle car perfection with flawless design and modern drivability.
Explore the heritage of the 1969 Mercury Marquis Convertible, the full-size flagship offering of open-air luxury and big-block V8 power. This second-generation model was pivotal for Mercury, establishing the Marquis name at the top of the lineup. With its low production numbers, it remains a rare and significant classic today.
Discover the iconic history of the 1969 Mercury Marauder X-100, a unique personal luxury coupe blending full-size opulence with true muscle car performance. This two-door hardtop was a pivotal, yet short-lived, effort by Mercury to redefine the large-car performance segment, offering surprising speed in a plush package.
Discover how the 1969 Ford LTD two-door hardtop redefined American luxury by challenging high-end brands with its sleek styling and powerful V8 engine options. This top-tier Ford offered a blend of full-size comfort, premium features like hidden headlights, and a commanding presence that positioned it as an affordable alternative to more expensive Lincolns. It was a key player in Ford’s strategy to move its full-size line upmarket.