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Riddled with endless possibilities, the virtual artists’ imagination land is sensible to all the latest hits and trends. So, after the milk crate challenge, pixel masters are now mesmerized by “Squid Games.”
Based on similar restomod projects, we wouldn't be surprised if a Mercedes-Benz SLC or its older SLK sibling were used as a base. No word has been made on how much power is to be produced from the vehicle either, but with such aggressively prominent side-exit exhausts, we suspect it'll be something beefy. We also don't know when it will be completed, but we have no doubt that it will - the owner of S Klub LA (John S with an 'H') has already built the roofless version and taken it on many drives. We expect that this will be expensive, but based on the way it looks, worth every penny.
The German carmaker’s W124 series was born in 1984 and lasted up until 1997, coinciding with the 1980s/1990s return of Mercedes-Benz to the racetracks. Granted, the Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.3-16 cars were the piece of resistance back then, but for all intents and purposes, this virtual exercise clearly needed something a bit larger.
autoevolution 8 Apr 2021, 14:29 UTC · by We're all on the Internet, zooming in all the little details of the brand-spanking new Toyota GR 86, but we have reasons to believe that, somewhere in Japan and/or the U.S., a project to turn the machine into a ferocious drift animal in well underway. Pro drivers sometimes receive early access to new releases to prepare their battle machines. Then again, the digital world has its perks, since we can already enjoy a Formula Drift incarnation of the 2022 GR 86 via a rendering. 6 photos As fans of the top-tier American drifting series will tell you...
To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Because you’re you, I’m assuming you were distracted from the second half of the Super Bowl trying to figure out what kind of car the Weeknd was sitting in when the halftime show opened — and maybe trying to figure out where you’d seen him before. Thanks to Raph, we know that it was an S-Klub Roadster, a sort-of-restomod made by S-Klub in...