Zolland Design
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Pontiac lives on, or least its Trans Am does, with the latest model unveiled this week at the 2017 New York auto show. It’s called the Trans Am 455 Super Duty, and it’s packing a supercharged V-8 delivering 1,000 horsepower and 1,046 pound-feet of torque. Yes, that’s 160 hp and 276 lb-ft more than the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon running on race fuel. But the car isn’t from General Motors. The car you see here comes from the expert builders at Trans Am Depot and features a deliciously retro body developed in-house with a little help from our favorite Swedish design firm...
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Zolland Design comes out with retro 'Pagoda' conversion for 5th-gen Mercedes SLRemember Zolland Design’s retro conversion for the latest Porsche 911? The Swedish design skunk works now has a new, much more ambitious conversion, this time for the fifth-generation Mercedes-Benz SL-Class. The conversion turns the car into a classic-styled model resembling the hugely...
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Zolland Design comes out with tasty retro kit for the 911
Prices for older Porsche 911s have risen along with those of numerous other classics as more and more purchases are made with a view for investment rather than purely interest or collectability. This has seen new businesses that focus on making modern 911s resemble the classics flourish. One of the...
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Bo Zolland building 1968 Camaro for 2012 SEMA show
Swedish designer Bo Zolland knows a thing or two about making classic cars look even better than they did originally. His firm, Vizualtech (now renamed Zolland Design AB), has penned such masterpieces as an updated Volvo P1800 and the Jaguar E-Type-inspired Growler, which will see limited...
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Bo Zolland imagines a retro Porsche 911
Bo Zolland is best known for his designs at Vizualtech, which include the lust-worthy Growler E concept and the modernized 1968 Saab 96. Zolland is at it again, this time creating a range of retro-design body kits for the outgoing type 997 Porsche 911. Working with Custom Concepts, a design firm...
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