Behold: the Droog Moto DM-015 – a custom hog that looks to be straight off the set of ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ but is, in fact, a stripped-back beefed-up Kawasaki Ninja 250 with adjustable suspension, LED lighting and geometry adjusted to the precise measurements of the rider.
Yours for €27,000 – not that currency has any meaning in the post apocalyptic wasteland.
(Thanks Minetta Deli)
Behold: Adastra – a luxury 43 meter trimaran originally commissioned by Hong Kong-based businessman Antony Marden from UK based builders Shuttleworth Design.
The stripped-down, lightweight carbon fibre and kevlar cruiser has a full-width master ensuite bedroom, two guest cabins, a massive 1,150 bhp Caterpillar C18 engine with a top speed of 23 knots and a 10-knot cruising range of 10,000 nautical miles.
Yours for a knockdown €10,700,000 ono.
A very impressive, highly detailed, remote-controlled, 1:24 scale LEGO model of the Liebherr LR11000 crawler crane built by David Szmandra.
A new music video from animator Cyriak Harris, who’s taken a random bit of vintage footage (wherein an old man attempts to eat breakfast in the middle of the road), then run it through the nightmare-o-tron a few times, as is his wont.
Naturally, you’ll have seen his ‘Like And Subscribe’ video for Adam Buxton’s podcast.
Previously: Dance Like No Body’s Watching
Behold: The BMW X Krautmotors Bauhaus 100 F850 GS – a collaboration celebrating 100 years of the 20th century’s most influential design school.
To wit: a stylistic update of the classic 1969 BMW /5 with the slimline engine from the BMW F 850 GS adventure bike all set in a frame designed using Bauhaus principles of handcrafted geometric minimalism.
The bike is fully functional but really only intended as an exhibition piece.
Behold: the Lotus Evija Electric Coupe. Capable of 0-100km/h in under 3 seconds, a top speed of 320km/h, a 400km range on a full charge and a frankly alarming 1,973 bhp, it will be the most powerful production car ever built.
Each individual wheel can transfer more power than any car Lotus has produced to date.
Built around a one-piece carbon fibre monocoque chassis with laser headlights and a racetrack inspired interior, only 130 will be made, each of which – including yours – will cost €1.87 million.
Behold: the Bentley EXP 100 GT concept – a ‘vision’ of Bentley’s planned all-electric ultra luxury grand tourer recently revealed via a live stream.
Despite being 5.8 metres long and weighing in at 1.9 tonnes (relatively light for a Bentley), the real-life EXP will do 0-100km/h in 2.5 seconds with a top speed of 300km/h and a 700km range on a full charge.
Price as yet tba but if you have to ask…
