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It's strange how the world works. Occasionally, we'll bring you news of some ridiculously tuned new SUV and start wondering why in the world would anyone purchase, say, an 800bhp Brabus Mercedes GLE.

We haven't heard from Mazzanti in a while, but the Italian performance brand has quietly maintained development of its Evantra supercar, which now comes in three different configurations.

This tour around the sun commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Datsun 240Z, which won the East African Safari Rally with knobbly tyres and headlights. To commemorate the occasion, Nissan built up a rally-spec Juke, but Fast & Furious actor and all-around automotive hero Sung Kang has utterly outdone it.

We sincerely apologise for missing the opportunity to show you this magnificent JACCS-liveried, fifth-generation Honda Accord estate that Fifteen52 and Mountune USA created in partnership with Honda Performance Development (HPD) back in May.
We apologise profusely.

You've seen the new Honda Civic in'sedan' trim in the United States. The new Honda Civic has also been spotted in its more traditional hatchback configuration. You've already seen half of the new Civic in full-fat, disguised Type R configuration, and now you can see it in complete racing car spec.

A matte paint finish is one method to make your automobile stand out, but it comes with a number of negatives, such as the fact that it requires a lot more effort to maintain and keep clean than a typical gloss finish.

The Mansory Stallone GTS is a wild, bewinged, open-top supercar designed for individuals who find the conventional Ferrari 812 GTS a tad slow.

Legendary car designer Frank Stephenson has recently been assessing a slew of mishmash car ideas in Grand Theft Auto V on his incredibly honest YouTube channel. Most of them, it's safe to say, he doesn't like.

Mansory has been quite productive recently. The Stallone GTS, an 818bhp Ferrari 812 GTS, was first, followed by the 769bhp Audi RS7 with the necessary carbon exterior.
There's also this: the German tuner's interpretation of the Bentley Flying Spur.

Isn't this the most amazing thing you've seen this year? Okay, we get that these are only teaser photos, and we can't wait to see the entire project, but what we have here is a Porsche 356 that has been modified to operate on tank tracks and skis.