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Mercedes CLK GTR😈‼️

jacket by @sg

From the fictional streets of Rockport to the real world, the BMW M3 GTR is more than just a car — it’s a legend. Seeing the iconic machine from Need for Speed: Most Wanted up close feels like watching a childhood memory come alive. This isn’t just about speed or design; it’s about the emotions, the late-night races, and the unforgettable era of gaming it represents

“SORTS” by precious choices

1960’s Bouloum chair by Olivier Mourgue🔥‼️

A classic widebody BMW E24, appearing aggressive yet elegant, sits alongside a slammed black Chevrolet Corvette C5 distinguished by its pop-up headlights and purple underglow.

These green @punkandyo track pants feature a unique design with long zippers on both sides that can be opened to reveal inner fabric panels with white graphic motifs.

Honda has changed its logo. A new “H,” inspired by the original design from the 1960s, marks Honda’s confident return to its brand roots. First introduced in 1963, the H logo has evolved over the decades. Now, Honda presents a modern version that represents the future of the brand. The new logo will be gradually applied to new models starting in 2027.

Liumei Nana makes drifting look effortless behind the wheel of a tiny Toyota AE86, bringing the spirit of Takumi Fujiwara from Initial D to life. Every corner is taken with sharp precision, refined control, and authentic touge energyproving that true driving skill isn’t defined by horsepower, but by technique and feel behind the wheel.

This Rocket Bunny–transformed Suzuki Twin may be small in size, but it stands out with a unique and technically impressive presence. Through the “Pocket Bunny” kit, the kei car’s front end is completely reworked, adopting the boxy and aggressive look of the iconic Nissan R32 Skyline GT-R. Kei Miura’s signature touches remain, with riveted widebody fenders and a low stance that give this tiny commuter a bold, aggressive character. The project highlights that tuning culture is all about creativity, blending the fierce “Godzilla” aesthetic with a 44-horsepower chassis purely for visual impact. Developed by Pandem Rocket Bunny and Takahashi Ju.

One of the most outrageous exhaust modifications ever seen — two oversized pipes rising high from the rear of a Mercedes. The design is clearly made to grab attention and it definitely delivers 😈‼️

$2.5 million dollar Pagani Utopia driving through a flooded road in Dubai‼️

Hand-painted cars by artist Joshua Vides from his recent solo exhibition @joshuavides

In Pastejé, Mexico, a full carbon Ferrari Enzo owned by @don_huayra became the subject of a recent photoshoot by @riocam. Rather than a typical setting, the car was photographed next to a real prancing horse, symbolizing the Ferrari logo in a real-world scene. Long before becoming an automotive icon, the prancing horse was first used as an emblem on the aircraft of an Italian World War I fighter pilot. Enzo Ferrari later adopted this symbol for his racing cars, transforming it into one of the most iconic logos in history.