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Although it’s designed and manufactured in the UK, The WLR from AGM Sports Cars is always calling its drivers back to the French countryside.  Why is that you say?  It must be the call of the wild or maybe it’s the legendary city that the WLR was first named after.  This is where French Grand Prix racing first got its start back in 1906 and the city that the Le Mans Roadster is named after.

Another mythological creature races towards us from atop Mount Olympus and she is known as the Minotaur Mk2.  With the god-like power of a Chevy 350bhp 5.7L engine, this car will take no prisoners. She also has a true mythology behind her which makes you wonder if she wasn’t really designed by a Greek god.

In Greek mythology, Proteus was the first born son of Poseidon, god of the sea.  In the world of modern day sports cars, the Proteus is the replica which emerges from a similar sea of engineering genius. Look out race car enthusiasts.  The gods have re-created what is arguably the greatest Jaguar sports car of all time.  They are reproducing an aluminum bodied replica of the C type Jaguar and this car has got a lot of possibilities.

Remember the good old days when bands like Aerosmith could only be heard on those hard-to-find LP records?  Retro fans who remember that will also dream on when they take a look at the Sebring SX, based on the 1960’s Austin Healey.  In this miraculous manifestation, the Sebring engineers have created a beauty that brings back the classic style of the 60’s and combines it with re-mastered technology.  This is the way they bring back those ageless tunes that first epitomized the early British sports car.

Truth be told, women through the decades have always adored the type of man who drives a classic Jaguar sports car--something about the sensuous curving lines of these autos, along with the thrilling sense of danger in the firm, high-performance ride.  Goodness gracious! 

Now, Nostalgia Cars of Somerset, England, who specialize in updating the aura of yesteryear with driveability-improving modern technology, offers to playboys of the modern world one of the most beautiful motorcars of all time: the Jaguar XK120 Replica.

If Transformer’s Bumblebee were real, he would definitely by wooing the Avelle GTA.  This car kit from Motion Cars Development is a technological beauty inside and out.  With looks that will definitely have anybody with you on the road taking their eyes off the rearview mirror to your car, this piece of beauty is a certified curnocopia for the eyes.  Though it would pass as a close twin to the lotus Elise, this car has an identity of its own, and equally embodies power by its appearance as well as its performance.

In the formidable tradition of British motorsports, the respected house of Ultima Sports Ltd. recently rolled out what may be the most smashing and versatile supercar yet in their stellar 25-year history: the Ultima Can-Am.   International media types were clambering over one another to get in and get their ears peeled back in a Can-Am ride as the Leicester, England supercar company introduced their newest kit car earlier this year.  A sleek and gorgeous performance auto, described by one ardent media correspondent as looking “as if it’s going 200mph standing still,” the Ultima Can-Am is also—dare I say it?—remarkably practical! 

Anyone looking to get dirty?  Say no more. The Dakar 4x4 is here and it’s ready for the dirtiest trouble you can muster up.  This awesome kit-car is based on the original Range Rover. Originally produced by Dakar Cars Limited, the outfit was taken over by Dakar Cars Design and Conversions in Leicestershire, UK and now delivers more personal service than the early producers. With rolling chassis, engine, suspension and four wheel drive all coming from the original system, somebody is going to get real dirty indeed!  Then they will likely cover their tracks in the amazing new styling that makes this vehicle look like its fit for any environment. You can clean yourself up and still impress your mother.

Here’s one that will really get the neighborhood kids scratching and clawing at your garage door windows in order to sneak a peak. The Sylva Riot looks like a cross between a convertible dune buggy and a glorified soap box racer. Remember when you were 15 and could only dream of a car like this?  Do yourself a favor and find that old kid inside your heart who wants to make his dream come true. This is the new version of the original Mojo with a motor cycle engine inside to deliver striking power in a light weight vehicle. It’s everything a teenager could dream of and it’s actually very affordable.