Mercedese SLR At An ExibitionIn Dubai

The Spoon Cadillac

Uri Geller, one of the world’s most famous spoon-benders, also created one of the most unusual cars you’ve ever seen. Covered with over 5,000bent pieces of silverware, Geller’s Spoon Cadillac is a tribute to his extraordinary talent. 1000 spoons and forks were donated by children from Israel, India, Great Britain and others are collection items, touched or used by famous personalities.

If he were to drive his Spoon Cadillac, instead of keeping it on display at the Beaulieu National Museum, in England, Uri Geller would have some serious trouble getting it washed and waxed. Some of the pieces on this custom-built 1974 Cadillac were bent by Uri Geller himself, using his incredible brain-power, while the others were bent artificially by him and his friend Avi Pines, a famous Israeli sculptor.

Land Rover’s Car Sculpture

Land Rover celebrated its 60 years anniversary through a large car sculpture.

During the Festival of Speed held in Goodwood, between July 11 and July 13, Land Rover celebrated 60 years since the company was founded and they erected a 34-meters high sculpture that featured cars produced by the British manufacturer and the latest model, the Land Rover LRX on top. This Land Rover car sculpture is the work of acclaimed artist Gerry Judah.

Not The Usual Buses

Upside Down Bus:


This piece of artwork was welded together, one upside down on top of the other from two yellow buses. It was an idea of Ben Cohen, & artist Stefan Sagmeister & it was car artist Tom Kennedy & group who made it a reality.

Painted Bus For National Geographic Channel:



This bus was specially painted with an ad for television program of National Geographic Channel.
Luxury Buses:



Pig Bus:


Firefox Bus:


Microsoft Office Bus: It's suggested that it's a 'Microsoft office bus' for employees to work while providing the conveyance to & from workplace. Can this be yet another work of 'Photoshop'.


Interesting Bus Ads: Here are some ads which have utilized the best of the structure of the buses to convey their message in a beautiful & creative way.



Cat Bus:



Dog Bus:



A Train + Bus:

Toyota & its truck-making subsidiary Hino Motors along with Japan Rail Hokkaido developed a dual-mode vehicle which can travel on roads & railways. The DMV has four rubber tyres & travels just like a bus on the road & has steel wheels for the tracks. It just takes about 15 seconds to convert using a hydraulic system. It seems the testing of these DMVs have started 18 months ago.