Cars and Bikes: September 2013

Pontiac Grand Prix to Bentley Continental R

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When it was first introduced in 1962, the Pontiac Grand Prix was marketed as a European style sport/luxury coupe. By 1988, though, it had evolved (Devolved?) into a V6, front-drive, quasi-sporty transportation apparatus. But this didn’t stop at least one person from dressing up his 1988-’96 Grand Prix Coupe like an actual European sport/luxury coupe, the Bentley Continental R. And with the money he saved over a genuine big Bentley two-door, the owner/builder can probably afford to stock up on Grey Poupon mustard instead of Kroger.

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Mitsubishi Eclipse to Lamborghini Reventon

The Lamborghini Reventon was built in such small numbers (only 20 sold to the public, plus one inLamborghini‘s museum) that not even everyone who could have afforded one was able to get one. But if the looks were all these people who weren’t able to get their hands on one cared about, they could have approached the enterprising Ukranian builder of this Lambo-alike that’s based on a 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse. The proportions and performance of the real deal might not be there, but the stealth-fighter-for-the-street lines certainly are. lamborghini reventon replica on a mitsubishi eclipse 1 640x426 The Top 20 Craziest Fancy Car Replicas

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The Top 20 Craziest Fancy Car Replicas

Rare is the car buff that doesn’t have at least one supercar crush. Traffic stopping looks, endless parades of aural aphrodisiacs shooting out of the tailpipes, and acceleration, braking and cornering capabilities that have the same effect on your inner ears as if you put them in a hardware store paint mixing machine will do that. Sadly, very, very few of us who would love to have a supercar can afford one.

But don’t cry, Little One. Thanks to the world of replica and kit car building, you can at least have the visual appeal of your favorite six-figure pavement torturer for a fraction of the price. In fact, some of these four-wheeled cover bands are constructed from downright dowdy hoopties you can find stacked 800-deep when searching your local Craigslist page. Don’t believe us? Make the jump to read about our 20 favorite zero-to-pretend-hero autos and see if you’re still whistling the same tune.