Dartz is the Russian armored car manufacturers and tuners who is popular for its uber-luxury SUVs, has another luxurious SUV up its sleeves after the current launch of his Dartz Prombron Red Diamond Edition.
Prombron, inspired by James Bond sagas, is “the car with the golden wheels”. The vehicle will be piece of golden armor and it will include golden wheels. Not only wheels will be touched by gold, armored glass will be also coated with gold and all the body of car will be covered by gold snake skin vinyl.
To keep “skin” free from dust, Dartz has used nano gold coating.
To stay away from any trouble when treading in this royal ride,
its owners will also be offered a golden gun, an authentic copy of Bolshevik favorite gun Mauser in gold.


It was regarded as the most luxurious SUV of the time when Conquest Vehicles revealed the KNIGHT XV. But the €1million Dartz Monaco Red Diamond Edition took away the title after claiming itself to be the world’s most luxurious, strongest and expensive armored car.
This 1894 Hildebrand & Wolfmüller motorcycle is the the first-ever patented ‘motorrad’ and is the last thing bike and enthusiasts would love to lay their hands on.
If you are not in good mood to spend a chunk on Rinspeed SQuba for some water recreation then this amphibious fishing boat poses a great option besides a leisure hovercraft. The amphibious Dutton Mariner features a 1800cc engine, 4 cylinder, alloy wheels as wellas a CD player and it is fully sea-worthy.
As the biggest automotive event of China is all set to start, the leading luxury car makers of world are revealing new models to drive up sales in the Far East.
The 2010 Izh-1 Motorcycle has been designed with smooth aerodynamic lines intends to become a perfect ride for congested future streets.
Before the rise of BMW to the latest fame and reputation of the biggest automobile manufacturer, it specialized once in airplane engines during World War II.

In America, there was time in the late ’70s and early ’80s when some misguided industrious souls decided to recreate few of the most iconic shapes in motoring history. Kit cars with shapes emulating classic Delahaye, Bugatti, Auburn, Mercedes, Pierce-Arrow, Bentley and Rolls-Royce designs flourished, many poorly made and based on cars like the Lincoln Town Car or Buick Regal. With the originals selling for six, seven or even eight figures, it was not surprising that anyone would want a budget alternative, but the offerings were more of an insult to the originals than a tribute.







