This is the John Deere M-Gator A-1, a combat-proven military utility vehicle that you can now purchase and use in your own backyard. This thing is powered by a 854cc Tier II Yanmar diesel engine and can navigate even the toughest terrain. This thing is capable of towing up to 1,650 in the front and back. What a great way to relax on a Sunday afternoon. $TBA.
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If your head can’t get over the multitude of options available for this year’s version of the Nissan Armada, don’t worry. They’ve cleverly grouped the goodies together and named them the Titanium and Platinum. Pick the accessories for the base model or just pick between the two metallic groups. The Titanium has the Intelligent Key which can unlock the doors, lift the tailgate or start the engine. It also goes with leather seats, Rear View monitor, Bluetooth connectivity, and premium Bose audio system. The more expensive Platinum has all the trimmings from the Titanium but with a few more gadgetries like a DVD entertainment system, a 9.3 GB hard drive for your tunes, and optional XM NavTraffic system. All of them, including the base model, will be powered by the 5.6-liter Endurance V8 with 317 horsepower driving the 5-speed automatic tranny. $37,200+.
Brace yourself, board the windows, and hide the children when the Gemballa Tornado 750 GTS roars in. The Porsche Cayenne, which is where this baby is based on, leaves a lot of room for improvement and Gemballa happily obliges. Thunder will be provided by a V8 that’s been pumped up to 5.0 liters giving a massive 750 horsepower output. From calm to a stormy 62 mph is achieved in just 4.3 seconds onwards to a 187 mph top speed. An adjustable suspension lowered the car up to 70 mm and the 22 inch alloys give a more road-hugging look. Inside is a calm interior with plush suede and a central Data Control System with four racing seats. Only 50 pieces will be made and you’ll wish to be in the eye of the storm of a car. ~$520,000.
With the exception of hybrids, diesel-powered cars give the most bang for the buck when fuel consumption comes up in an argument. And this new Volkswagen Touareg V6 TDI would love to be in the debate on who travels longer on a tank full of gas (diesel I mean). The 25 mpg rating means that you can theoretically go over 600 miles without a trip to the filling station, depending on how much an animal you drive. This V6 diesel has 221 horses of pulling power at an astonishing 406 lb-ft of torque, leaving its gas-powered brother Touaregs behind. All this power is lovingly complemented by touches of luxury; from multi-function side mirrors, a power sunroof, power tailgate, and a multifunction display for audio and navigation. Treehuggers will be proud to know that this car reduces 95% of its diesel emissions. $39,000+.
One could be too loud and proud in driving this new model from Ford. This 2010 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor is described as a thorough Ford, evident through its huge build, it is actually seven inches wider that the usual F-150. This model has higher performance Fox Racing Shox.
This is a video of The Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG. It is a cross-country vehicle that is powered by a supercharged V8 engine. The engine produces 476bhp and 517 lb-ft torque. Watch the video after the jump!
The Porsche Cayenne S Titanium Edition is the powerful SUV that accelerates 0-60 in 6.8 seconds, and has a top speed of 150 mph. The new Cayenne model has surfaces painted with Titanium Metallic accents, a lower stance and a 4-tube chrome-plated tailpipe. For the interior, it’s got 12 way adjustable leather sets and the Porsche Communications Management system, featuring a 6.5 inch color screen, GPS navigation system, trip computer, MP3-compatible CD radio, and Bose Cabin Surround Sound. $64,900.
