Remember the Ferrambo, a half 1960 Rambler Wagon Estate, half 2002 Ferrari F360 piece of perfection built by Divers Street Rods?
Well it’s done now, and soon after its completion, it managed to take home an award that is given only to pieces of perfection: the 2008 Riddler.
Now pardon me while I drool…
[Via: Jalopnik]
As part of the UEFA’s Euro 2008 Football Championships, North Kingdom put together a game for Coke called The Coke Zero Game that it says is one of its biggest projects ever.
Unfortunately, it’s currently only available in German, but with hot babes, flying cars, and plenty of fire and mayhem in the mix, it’s sure to be a blast when it launches stateside.
Until then, check out the North Kingdom site for a countdown timer, plus plenty of previews to tease you along for the ride.
[North Kingdom – Making Of “The Coke Zero Game”]
[Via: Adverblog]
Sure, CES is filled with plenty of glitz and glam, but what about the rest of the show? It can’t all be the best of the best; can it?
Short answer: No.
Thankfully, Woot is here to save the day by filling that void with The Wootable Awards.
What are the Wootable Awards?
A collection of what people at CES “wind up seeing instead of the wondergadgets they’ve been dreaming of.”
From the Least Impressive Laptop to the Cheapest Exploitation of Patriotism, it’s a collection of the best of the worst, and it’s sure to paint a different picture of CES than what you had imagined.
Are you ready to be blown away by CES 2009?
Woot sure is.
According to Dodge, “It’s On”.
The new Challenger, which will debut in 2008, is scheduled to arrive in SRT8 trim at a comparatively cheap $37,995. (Comparatively, because the 6.1L HEMI V8 will be making an estimated 425 horsepower.)
Initially available in only three colors (black, silver, and HEMI orange) the Challenger SRT8 will also feature the concept car’s carbon fiber hood stripes for extra style points.
Though the original is going to be tough to beat, I wouldn’t mind parking one of these in my garage in between stoplight sessions:
Preorders begin on Monday.
[Via: Autoblog]