modified Porsche 911

The most outrageous build Mike and Jim Ring have ever completed is a vintage 1940s farm truck. It took them only 10,000 hours to complete, and it fulfilled their long-held desire to create an "anti-street-rod."

You may have seen that Ringbrothers just completed work on a 1,200 horsepower Chevy Blazer that they have dubbed the "Bully."

The Jetta GLI Performance concept from Volkswagen is rather intriguing.

A 1972 Chevy Blazer that was constructed using billet aluminium, carbon fibre, and 3D-printed parts took over 8,500 hours to complete.

The widebody Bronco RTR Fun-Runner was developed by Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s firms RTR Vehicles and Fun-Haver Off-Road in collaboration for the SEMA exhibition last year.

By installing the four-cylinder turbocharged engine from a Subaru Impreza STI into a 997-generation GT3, a tuner by the name of DevSpeed Motorsports has introduced a novel new approach to Porsche 911 modification.

With two specially constructed widebody VW vans created in partnership with two Southern Californian apparel companies, FB County and The Original Cascade, Kenny Pfitzer Designs hopes to steal the show at SEMA.

Aerodynamic Development Race Optimization (ADRO) claims to be the first business to commercialise an alternative front bumper for the bmw m4.

American tuners increase the GR86's width and downforce.

Ford Bronco Raptor has been tuned by Hennessey to generate power levels that were previously reserved for exotic supercars.