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Florida-based tuning company 1016 Industries has officially revealed its full carbon fiber replacement program for the new 992 Porsche 911 GT3 RS. It fully replaces all plastic exterior trim pieces with carbon fiber equivalents, giving the car a far more exotic look and potentially reducing the overall weight slightly.
For those who have a love for both carbon fiber and the Ford Mustang, this Dark Horse build might be up your alley. Initially appearing at the 2023 SEMA Show, the car in question was built by Middleton Motorsports from Wisconsin, and it is brimming with carbon fiber bits.
Sustainability concerns are leading some automakers to switch from leather upholstery to synthetic alternatives. So a group of leather suppliers are making their case.
Koenigsegg is building just 125 examples of the Jesko and an example clad entirely in glossy carbon fiber with 24-karat gold accents has just left its factory.The Swedish car manufacturer unveiled the replacement to the Agera back in 2019 and it appears as though the person who ordered this example took inspiration from a particularly famous Agera RS. That Agera, known as ‘Phoenix,’ was originally built for U.S.
Perhaps inspired by the sale of the 49th example of the Porsche 935 that sold for just over $1.6 million a couple of months ago, we've now come across another 935 for sale on Bring A Trailer, with the auction set to end on January 4, 2024.
The most powerful M car ever made, the BMW XM Label (previously known as the XM Label Red) is not a car to take lightly, yet that hasn't stopped German tuning house Larte Design from designing a carbon-fiber body kit that adds even more exclusivity to the halo Bimmer.
There are few mainstream performance cars with the pure charisma (or sheer length of title) of a Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye. After all, this is the car for the doctorate-level negotiator who looked at the standard Hellcat's 717-horsepower output and said, «Eh, are you sure you can't do any better than that?» But park that same Redeye next to this monster disguised as a 1968 Charger and you can kiss the day's attention goodbye; you won't be getting any of it.
Finale Speed stunned the world in January when it unveiled the world's first exposed-weave carbon fiber Camaro, and now it's closing the year with another 1969 Camaro finished in a candy red-colored carbon fiber.