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Custom build merges a Land Rover body with VW underpinnings. Features a shortened chassis, four-way air ride, and Porsche wheels. Currently offered on eBay with a £15,000 ($20,000) asking price. Classic Land Rovers and later Defender models have been the subject of various tuning and restomod projects over the past few years, with most of them respecting their rugged character. Still, this is definitely not the case with a unique build nicknamed the “Slamd-Rover”, which is currently up for grabs on eBay. The wild creation pairs the boxy silhouette of the British off-roader with the shortened and slammed underpinnings of an air-cooled VW Beetle . More: Jeeporghini Looks Like A Countach Giving Birth To A Wrangler The current owner bought the vehicle in 2020 as an unfinished project, and finished it with the help of UK builders Dropworks Customs and Lowdown Transporters. The donor Beetle was registered in the UK as a 1968 model, but onl...

A Tesla Cybertruck parked right next to a gorgeous Alfa Romeo. The absurd pairing was spotted at the Festivalcar event in Italy. The duo was joined by a large number of sought-after classics. They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder but in the automotive world, we have some objective truths. For example, the Tesla Cybertruck is one of the most polarizing designs of our time, while the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione is widely considered as one of the most beautiful production vehicles. For a brief moment in time, those two words collided, as the two inherently different models parked side by side. The fully electric pickup from America and the V8-powered grand tourer from Italy were spotted at the lawn of the Castello Cavour di Santena. The Tesla is the odd one out, as it effectively crashed an Italian Concours d’Elegance called Festivalcar. More: Less Than $1 Million Buys You Three Ferrari-Powered Alfas, And One Was Never Driven T...

Next Peugeot 208 caught testing in Spain ahead of 2027 debut. Adopts concept-inspired styling Hypersware steer-by-wire tech. It will ride on the new STLA One architecture with electric power. Peugeot is cooking up something special for the small hatchback segment in Europe. A new generation of the 208 will be introduced next year, armed with the latest technology Stellantis has to offer. The inherently fully electric supermini will be completely redesigned inside-out, as one of the first production models to ride on the new STLA One architecture. Our spy photographers caught a camouflaged prototype of the Peugeot E-208 successor during development testing in Spain. This gives us our first look at its design ahead of its market launch which is expected in the second half of 2027. More: Peugeot’s Pledge To Drop Gas By 2030 No Longer Holds, Confirms Seven New Models Naturally, the exterior has been significantly toned down compared to ...