A 2004 Toyota Prius, reborn as a Tesla Cybertruck-inspired police car spoof called the “Cybercop,” fetched $4,550 at a charity auction on eBay, with all proceeds going to support families of fallen officers. Crafted by Johnny Lange, a Utah gearhead who hauls specialty vehicles for a living, this wild creation is half bonkers, half brilliant—a rolling testament to DIY grit and car-world humor.
On June 27, 2025, a Tesla Model Y cruised straight out of Gigafactory Texas, weaved through highways and neighborhood streets, and pulled up to a customer’s driveway without anyone touching the wheel. Elon Musk, Tesla’s big-dreaming CEO, couldn’t hold back his excitement: “We just nailed the first fully autonomous delivery of a Model Y from factory to doorstep, across town, highways and all—a day early!”
Dubbed the Flat Fiat, this single-seater, barely wider than a bicycle, is a functional feat of engineering that’s as much a statement as it is a vehicle. Andrea Marazzi, the mastermind behind this creation, spent a year slicing, welding, and reimagining a 1993 Fiat Panda into what may be the world’s narrowest car. At just 50 centimeters wide—roughly the width of a standard pillow—this machine is a real-life optical illusion.
In Overland Park, Kansas, a 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT has been reborn as something straight out of a gearhead’s fever dream—a Lamborghini Diablo lookalike that’s equal parts audacious and endearing. Spotted on Facebook Marketplace for $18,500 (down from a hopeful $20,000), this car blends American ingenuity with a nod to Italian flair.
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Xiaomi, the Chinese tech juggernaut known for smartphones and smart home gadgets, has officially unleashed its YU7 SUV onto the world’s most cutthroat EV market. In a dazzling launch event in Beijing, Xiaomi didn’t just introduce a new vehicle—it threw down the gauntlet to Tesla’s Model Y, securing a staggering 289,000 orders in just 60 minutes. Yes, you read that right: 289,000 orders in an hour, outpacing the 200,000 orders reported in the first three minutes.
Mercedes-AMG just revealed a monster that might make even die-hard petrolheads rethink their stance. The Concept AMG GT XX, a 1,341-horsepower electric hypercar, fuses Formula 1-grade tech with a design that looks like it zoomed out of TRON: Ares. This four-door sedan, a sneak peek at AMG’s first production EV slated for 2026, isn’t here to play nice with the Porsche Taycan or Lucid Air Sapphire—it’s out to crush them.
Koenigsegg has churned out vehicles that push the boundaries, and now, with the $5.2-million Sadair’s Spear, they’ve gone and obliterated them. Built on the underpinnings of the already bonkers Jesko, this track-focused hypercar, still legal for the streets, is a limited-run masterpiece that’s as rare as it is ferocious.
A Toyota Corolla became an unlikely stunt car in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, when a heatwave turned a quiet road into a ramp. Caught on video by bystander Albert Blackwell, the sedan soared skyward after hitting a buckled pavement.
