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For years BMW’s MINI brand has had some of the best guerilla style and otherwise creative advertisements, and the latest “MINImalism” ads to hit Switzerland are no exception. Taking a page out of Poster Boy‘s playbook, ad firm DraftFCB created the cut-and-paste ads depicting the unique design stylings of the Mini. In all 20+ one of a kind posters were placed around Switzerland.

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Still dreaming that you’re Mario Andretti as you drive around the kids in your minivan? Well, then you are going to need the Porsche x Mobil1 G-Force app. Simply press start and leave your iPhone in either an upright or flat position and it will compile all the gravitational force, and additional driving data you’ll need. Proud of your skills? Share them via Twitter, or email (just be careful who you share your speed with).

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Swedish design firm Lugnegard Design has produced what very well be my dream car (of the moment); the Gentleman’s Racer, a concept car for Audi. The car takes design cues from vintage rat rod roadsters and California low-riders alike, yet maintains a clean, modern appearance. Lugnegard’s design hits all of the right marks, from it’s massive front grill, chopped top, smoothed door handles and massive 100 spoke rims to induce drooling in ways cars like the Prowler were never able to do. And no, I do not know where the head, or tail lights are. For more amazing designs, you’ll want to spend some time checking out the Lugnegard Studios site.

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Following The Bullet and The Kestrel, Falcon Motorcycles recently completed the third installment of their Concept 10 series of custom bikes, The Black. The Concept 10 series is a collection of 10 one-of-a-kind motorcycles built around iconic British motors, with one bike being released annually. Falcon’s Ian Barry built the Black around an iconic 1000cc V-Twin off of a 1916 Vincent Black Shadow, the rest is pretty much hand made. Sadly, The Black has already been sold, so if you want a Falcon you’ll have to wait for next years “The White”. The White will be built around “an extremely rare 1967 Velocette Thruxton motor.”