It’s super rare to spot an NSX on the road, especially a 2003 Honda NSX-R, one of just 140 NA2 NSX-Rs made only for Japan, making it a dream car for Honda fans. While the original NSX was famously tuned with input from Ayrton Senna, the NA2 NSX-R took his influence to heart.
Another year, another flying car, but Klein Vision’s AirCar was something we covered years ago and it’s finally slated to go on sale in 2026. The Slovakia-based company has revealed images of the production model, a two-seat flying car that can hit 124 mph on land and 155 mph in the air, with a price tag around $800,000 to $1 million.
The future of electric pickup trucks is here, and it includes the Telo MT1. This small EV from Telo Trucks, a California startup, is designed to give the usefulness of a regular pickup in a compact size, about as big as a Mini Cooper.
Remember those line follower robots you played with as a child? Well, inventor Austin Blake decided to create a human-sized version. That’s right, this rideable line-following robot is a human-scale vehicle designed to navigate by tracking a line on the ground, built as a creative take on autonomous navigation.
Jesko Absolut, driven by Mat Watson, competed against the Regera, driven by Markus von Koenigsegg (who drove both cars for their record-setting runs), on a runway.
Fans of simulation games, get excited! Car Dealer Simulator is a new game that’ll keep you hooked for hours. It’s basically a game where you play as a used car dealer in a made-up American town called Dustwind City. Developed and published by the very talented team at Garage Monkeys (*correction), it’s all about buying cheap, fixing cars, and selling high to grow a car dealership empire.