Following on from the Car Wheel Alarm Clock (complete with gear stick) we posted about yesterday we could not hold back from posting about this highly original coat rack aimed squarely at petrol heads.
A great cloakroom gadget, this Gear Stick Coat Rack, which is constructed from steel and measures 83.5cm …
Let’s be frank here, this Electric One Person Car – known as the Electric One Person Car (top marks for creative naming) – is hardly going to win any awards for killer styling. In fact, the more I look at it, the more indecisive I become as to whether this …
Forgive us, we are fickle things here at TFTS. We thought the Bugatti Veyon was cool. We also thought the Caparo T1 was cool. We still do think that these and the majority of the spectacular cars and car concepts we’ve featured on TFTS are cool, though they just got …
What with the Geneva Motor Show soon to be upon us it was inevitable that we would see a rash of posts concerning all manner of public unveilings and - along with the previously featured KTM X-Bow - it’s good to see that Lotus have a new sports car to …
Following on from our recent post concerning the VentureOne Hybrid Fighter Car, as well as today’s post about the KTM X-bow, at the expense of beginning to look like autos site we could not hold back from posting about the Bombardier Can-Am Roadster which, like the VentureOne is a 3 …
Due to be given its first public debut at the up and coming Geneva Motor Show in March, the KTM X-Bow (pronounced ‘Crossbow’) is the first foray into four wheeled vehicles for the Austrian dirt bike manufacturer KTM and it promises to thrill with a mid mounted Audi supplied …
If you haven’t already seen this video, then you’re in for a treat as the UK’s Top Gear program tests the top speed of the 16 cylinder, 1001 horsepower Bugatti Veyron on a five and a half mile straight.
The magic number they are looking for is an astounding 253mph/407km/h, which, …
With traffic congestion and carbon emissions becoming increasingly politicised the developing market for green urban vehicles is one that car manufactures simply cannot afford to ignore.
And if evidence were needed then the fact that none other than General Motors are backing the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) development of this …
