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We’ve been featuring cars for over 30 years now, and this section is the home of our famous modified car features. Here you’ll find some of the rarest, wildest, and silliest builds across the world.
9th January 2019
The LaFerrari is one of Ferrari’s most ambitious projects, pushing the boundaries of technology for a road car. It gathers together the marque's greatest technical capabilities from both GT and Formula 1 engineering, delivering the…
8th January 2019
There’s a lot more to Pete Matthews’ modified Audi TT than a set of rims and a drop. Although that is a very good place to start…
8th January 2019
Brabham Automotive has confirmed a new road legal conversion option for its BT62 track car.
7th January 2019
It took an epic journey for Rafal Kotysz to finally realise his Z31 dreams. This sparkling white Targa shows that you should never stop chasing the one that got away…
4th January 2019
This RamAir-sponsored 135i may look innocent enough on the outside, but lift the bonnet and you’ll find a mighty, 550bhp single-turbo conversion…
3rd January 2019
It’s not just the space-inspired touches that help make Drew Evans’ tuned Infiniti G37 an unforgettable ride. There’s also the one-off Liberty Walk kit and spotless supercharged motor that ensure it’s well and truly out-of-this-world…
20th December 2018
Welcome to this week’s FC Throwback, where we hit the archives and take a look back at some of our favourite previous feature cars. This week it’s Dean Meeson’s modified 1981 Lotus Esprit S3 from…
20th December 2018
Mil-Spec Automotive unveils £200,000 ‘M1’ Hummer as part of limited edition series...
19th December 2018
Who’d have thought that a Kadett estate could be turned into a show-stopper? Remco Gijzen’s been having a real gas confusing passers-by with his twin-cam Opel…
18th December 2018
Stop rubbing your eyes. You are actually seeing this – a Porsche 997 with the Flachbau treatment, gloriously reimagined as a retro endurance racer…
17th December 2018
We check out Brendan's modified Audi TT RS...
