Do you need a Prancing Horse badged suitcase or an iPhone dock shaped like the rear end of a Lamborghini? No. Do you want them? Definitely.
It isn't all about brand power in this month's Cool Car Things We Want as it also features a varied collection of tuning gear, decor, and even a radio-controlled Subaru to pique your octane-fueled interests.
1 - FEATURED "PRODUCT OF THE MONTH": iXOOST Lamborghini dock ($32,000 from ixoost.it)
Designed to fuse Lamborghini aesthetics into a speaker dock, this ESAVOX sound system from iXOOST uses the actual exhaust tips from an Aventador SV. It is Bluetooth capable, boasts 900 watts and weighs 53kg...
2 - APR S01 forged wheels (POA from goapr.com)
Give your hot VW or Audi a tough new look with these gorgeous forged aluminium rims. Lightweight, they use a 5 x 112 PCD, come in silver or brushed gunmetal, either 19 x 8.5in (+45) or 20 x 9.0in (+42).
3 - Lancia Stratos HF poster ($138 from automobilist.com)
Put Lancia’s World Rally Championship winner up on your wall with this one of 100 poster, sized 50 x 70cm. Designed by Pavel Fuksa, each is hand-signed by the artist himself.
4 - Tamiya Subaru WRX STI R/C car ($180 from metrohobbies.com.au)
Tamiya’s entry-level TT02 electric radio car chassis is seen here under a replica Subaru WRX STI NBR Challenge shell. In 1/10 scale, it comes with batteries, charger and radio gear.
5 - K&N cold air intake (POA from knfilters.com.au)
So you bit the bullet and bought a 2.0-litre turbo ZB Holden Commodore and you’re already used to the power... bolt on this cold air intake for a bump in output, response, fuel economy and intake noise.
6 - Ferrari luggage ($497 from store.ferrari.com)
A lightweight polycarbonate hard shell encloses 44 litres of luggage space. It’s lockable and comes with zipper tags that sport 12 dots in the style of the Ferrari F1 car’s brake lights.
7 - Holden shirt ($40 from jeanswest.com.au)
A simple, clean tee fronted by the mighty HQ series Holden SS from 1972. Comes in sizes small to XXL. Made from 100 per cent cotton.
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