Fans of the show “Pimp My Ride” are probably familiar with West Coast Customs, but did you know modified a Rolls-Royce for Justin Bieber? This particular example was modeled after the futuristic 103EX concept, and honestly, it might actually fool some people. Unlike the 103EX concept, the covers on this one-off creation aren’t able to move with the wheels, so they needed to create ultra wide body panels that flared outwards to accommodate the steering.
Other modifications include replacing the side mirrors with cameras, hidden door handles, and a fully custom front-end. How does it compare to the real 103EX concept? First off, Bieber’s vehicle doesn’t have a single-piece, side-hinged panoramic roof that enables passengers to fully stand up before exiting through the single rear-hinged door. Plus, it doesn’t have the Eleanor virtual assistant that uses her artificial intelligence to continuously learn more about your interests and needs.
- This LEGO Speed Champions car model building kit features a buildable replica of one of the world's most iconic hypercars: the Pagani Utopia
- The toy car has features of the real hypercar: central 4-pipe exhaust, swooping bodywork, front grille, wheel arches and an engine beneath glass
- The cockpit of this LEGO race car toy can be opened to insert the race driver minifigure included in the set, with helmet and switchable hair
