What does it take to transform a beautiful piece of intricately designed machinery into a pile of trashy and tacky dog poop? Well, that’s easy, just hire a tuner that has no idea what they are doing and let them put their stamp on your ride. The idea of this may seem absolutely ridiculous to some, but someone apparently thought it was a novel idea when they handed over their Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder to tuning firm, Job Design. The sad part is that we really liked the tuning kit Job Design provided for the 2010 Lexus LS460.

The Lamborghini was painted in blue with black stripes and racing graphics, and that’s the only good part to the design. The aerodynamic package is where it gets a little, we’ll say tricky. There’s a new front bumper and a huge rear wing that simply don’t fit the car’s general look, not to mention the new blue wheels with orange margins and LED light insertions. The model standing next to it it barely smiling so she must know how bad this looks.

We don’t know in which country - or which planet for the matter - something like this actually looks good, but it just looks hideous to us! Are we wrong? Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

2010 Ford Mustang GT

Automobile on all corners of the country.

Perfect Mazda Modifications in japan
Mazda Motor Corporation earlier announced the launch of Blaze, a special edition roadster intended for the Japanese domestic market. Blaze is a lightweight, open-top sports car which has been the subject of several modifications to improve ergonomics, style and performance. Both the interior and exterior auto parts have been enhanced for a whole new driving experience. Blaze is now on sale at all Mazda and Mazda Anfini dealers throughout Japan.

The sport rims in fluorescent green just like the body paint colour which is very attractive and has a very outstanding appearance.

Performance of Mazda RX7 All done up 400ps

Looking for sports cars but have a family? The cool Morgan EvaGT could be right up your street! Although it has 2 large doors the car can seat 4 adults and has a large boot. As all Morgans the car will be fun to drive with sensitive hydraulic power steering and excellent balance. Check out the pictures and videos of this cool car below. The Morgan Motor Company is taking orders with a request for a deposit of £5,000 to ensure an early allocated build slot. The first 100 cars are planned for production to begin in mid 2012.

• Weight 1250 kgs
• Rear wheel drive
• BMW Twin Turbo straight six.
• 306 Bhp 400 nm torque
• Choice of 6 speed manual or automatic gearbox.
• ABS Brakes
• Electronic Stability Control
• Euro 6 and US EPA (auto only) approved
• 200 gms Co2/km
• 40 mpg 7.06 litres/100 km
• Predicted 0-60 (100km/h) 4.5 secs
• Predicted V/max 170mph/273 km/h
• The powertrain of the EvaGT has been developed over 3 years using BMW facilities for high speed testing, hot weather sign off and emission testing.

• Designed on Catia
• A development of the Aero SuperSports platform currently used in production and for the Morgan Aero SuperSports GT3 race cars
• Compliant with US and European Safety standards
• Continental Smart Airbag System

• Designed in Alias
• Aerodynamically efficient
• Superplastically formed panels made from lightweight alloys. The large outer panels are adhesively bonded to inner panels that are predrilled for interior features.
• Xenon lights
• Wireless canbus system for reliability
• EPDM rubber seals with varying shore hardness for a quiet seal to suit the aperture
• Minimal shutlines
• Electronic window drop
• GPS system with Apple connectivity

As cool cars go, this Ferrari 458 Italia camouflage paint job is pretty cool! We think it looks better with this paint job than just having this Ferrari in White. You can see in the video below how it looks before and after. Let us know what you think below by commenting.

This toy car is cool but crazy covered with thousands of toys that the owner most likely collected as a child. Probably eager to show off his massive collection, or just wanting to give his Saab a second life as a cool art-car, the man behind this crazy creation glued all these toys all over the body of his old ride.

Take a look at this cool classic Jaguar E-Type with a paint job of a jaguar. This paint job was applied way back in 1961 when the first E-Types arrived at American Jaguar dealerships. One such dealer thought it would be a good idea to tart up one of his stock and park it in the showroom as a promotional gimmick. It appears this car has been mildly restored over the years but its wild, animalistic “skin” still looks fresh. Cool eh!