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Smart testing all-electric Smart Ed in London Smart is testing its new Smart Ed, an all-electric version of the tiny Smart ForTwo in London. The Ed is electronically limited to 60 mph and can travel up to 72 miles between 8 hour charges. Smart says that with a midday top-up charge at any three-pin electric socket the range can be extended to 100 miles for an equivalent of 300 mpg. Maybe next time you go to the London, you can see it run in the street. Check out see more pics. + More >> Share it

You Can have Sunbathing at Volkswagen Caddy Van The Volkswagen Caddy Van featuring with a wooden boat deck on the roof of car for sunbathin. Volkswagen is showing this Caddy Topos Sail design concept at the largest recreational vehicle show in D¨¹sseldorf, Germany. " The Caddy Topos Sail design concept, based on the smallest model in the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicle van range, uses design cues from classic yachts and has its multi-functional roof covered with wooden decking surrounded by aluminium roof rails. The wooden sun deck on the roof is accessed via four matching wooden and aluminium steps in the Caddy¡¯s tailgate, and to complete the design theme there are wooden inserts along the side of the vehicle and in the rear bumper." Share it

Leno Tank's Car storms Pebble Beach Leno Tank's Car storms Pebble Beach In there, he built with GM to this heavily customized 1953 Chrysler hotrod he brought to this years Pebble Beach Concours d¡¯Elegance car show. It is a big star at this Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Most people call it the Tank Car. The heart of the Tank Car is the 1792 cid V-12 Continental-designed, Chrsyler-built tank engine that in turbocharged form puts out something like 1,600 hp and 3,000 ft-lbs. of torque. The engine alone weighs 2,000 lbs and easily qualifies Jay's car in this year's featured 20+ liter class. + More >> Share it

The Dogsled - People-Powered Quadcycle The Dogsled - People-Powered Quadcycle. Check out see more pics. + More >> Share it

Nike 6.0 Ill Mobile Truck Nike has converted an amphibious armor-plated war-truck from 1959 into a mobile extreme sport HQ for AST Dew Tour. This Nike 6.0 Ill Mobile Truck designed by Hub Strategy. The ultime action sports off-road party vehicle. It is designed, sourced, fabricated and shipped the entire thing in less than three weeks. The 8-wheeled ill-mobile is capable of crossing deserts, climbing mountains and taking the team to any secret spot. Racks for bikes, surfboards, wakeboards, skateboards, mean going anywhere for any scene. Rails to grind are featured on both sides, and a quarter pipe folds down for impromptu sessions. The stereo system requires 2 car batteries, a set of jumper cables and a little luck, but once it's blasting, it's like a stick of dynamite in your eardrum. Share it

DIY Your BatMan Tumbler?! The Bob Dullam, a really BatMan Tumbler fan. He DIY his Tumbler replica from the movies Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. This piece of automotive insanity is built from scratch using only references he could find on the Internet. One of his posts estimates the cost of the build to be around $50-70k USD. Bob says: No, not building this to sell. You wouldn't want to sell this if you had one, believe me. It's a once in a lifetime project. I did this alone, no help. I have found with other things in the past that if you have help, the help often does not get it(parts) right, and you have to do it over 95% of the time, plus I like to work alone. All parts are scratch built, cept' tires, rims, brakes, engine, etc.. meaning all bodyparts, brackets, just about everything external on the car. Yes, I will do a batpod, and TDK suit for myself. I love building this stuff. + More >> Share it