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The silliest modifications you've ever seen.

Social spotlight 📱

This must be one of the dumbest, funniest and most dangerous builds happening at the moment. How many things is this failing at MOT on!? This is not a convertible 3 series, it’s a saloon that’s had the roof hacked off, but that’s not even the start of it. I won’t give everything away but most significantly it’s had a driver’s seat delete, so you drive from the rear seat and the doors are now the full length of the car. Worth checking this chaos out.

Car of the week 💰

This car shares some similarities with the BMW above; it’s German, it’s silver, it doesn’t have a roof and it has a kinda silly spoiler. That’s where the similarities end though. This is a 1 of 6 CLK DTM, it features carbon fibre bodywork and a tuned chassis, but can that justify the £800k price tag? You can find the car here and read more about it here.

Small screen scene 📺

This channel has one of the best collections, there aren’t many that can jump into a Zonda R - “The Pagani Zonda Revolución is one of the most extreme track weapons ever built—an 800-horsepower, naturally aspirated V12 masterpiece with F1-inspired aerodynamics and a screaming redline. And what better place to unleash it than Circuit of the Americas?”

Hot off the press 📰

Take my money. I love this ‘Type-Ami’ from Caselani, recently shown at the French classic car show Retromobile. It will set you back £11,500 but it will certainly stand out.

Seen in the wild 👀

I spotted this Honda Integra Type R in Leamington. It was introduced in 1995 and is renowned for its high-revving 1.8L VTEC engine which produces 180bhp+. It also features a lightweight chassis, limited-slip differential, and reinforced body. Its rarity has made it a bit of a collector car. It’s possible that this exact car is currently for sale on Auto Trader for £10,000. If it’s not the same car, it’s remarkably similar.