Cyber Design Forge

If His Majesty King Charles had ambitions to shred tires instead of going to a polo match, this E-Type Jag would be the perfect car to hold a Gymkhana around Buckingham Palace.

A reinterpretation of the Volvo P1800 to create something newer, bolder and more modern, while still retaining its original charm.

This 1949 Cadillac combines custom culture with the surfer lifestyle. At first glance, it looks as if the car rolled off the assembly line like that, but Cadillac never offered this model as a station wagon.

This Custom Surf Wagon features a very elaborate conversion of the roof, which has been slightly chopped combined with a Nomad-esque wagon style.

Contrary to fans' expectations, the rumors about a new Opel Manta have unfortunately not yet materialized.

Enthusiasts of the legendary coupé would surely be thrilled if the new edition looked similar to the original, as shown in the concept here. The powertrain could come from a high-performance electric motor that provides ample thrust.

The concept behind this Renault Rodeo design study is clearly geared towards all off-road activities – whether at the seaside or in the mountains.

This off-roader would drive over uneven and flat terrain and overcomes obstacles – all electrically.

Another realistic representation of a design drawing of a 1951 Cadillac Convertible Custom by Michael Leonhard.

The already long Cadillac appears even more elongated due to its chopped roof and lowered suspension.
Elvis Presley would certainly have enjoyed a cruiser of this kind.

The Fiat 850 is not necessarily the first choice when you're planning to build a street machine. However, this quirky little car definitely has potential.

With some radical modifications it can be transformed into a head-turner and real road rocket.

This realistic depiction of a roof-chopped 1939 Ford Tudor Hot Rod is based on a drawing by Hot Rod and Custom Car designer Michael Leonhard. It shows the collaboration between classical drawing and modern forms of representation.

The colourful three-tone paint job suits the car very well and shows off its lines to great effect.

The Honda CRX ED9 is a compact sports car known for its lightweight design and agile handling, appealing to car enthusiasts since its launch in the late 1980s.

To stand out from the bone stock look, the CRX underwent a few modifications that make all the difference. A little crazy and unusual, but with better stance, wide-body and wings that generate downforce to keep the car on the track.

The VW Golf/Rabbit GTI marked a milestone when it was launched in the mid-1970s. With its low weight and fuel-injected engine, it became an icon.

To take it one step further and spice it up, the GTI was given wings and a turbo, making it look like it was ready to tackle the Pikes Peak hill climb next.

It would be a blast to see the Citroen Dyane coming back. This retro-futuristic concept pays homage to the legendary small car based on the 2CV. Shown here in the performance version. With a powerful (electric) motor and a glass roof that lets the sun shine in.