Dubai not only has a very expensive line-up of police cars, but they've got some pretty impressive ambulances too. This submission from Agent A seems nearly a legitimate modification... But wouldn't something with a bit more luggage space be more practical e.g. Cayenne Turbo?
Lotus Evora in the foreground. Mustang at the back? Can't quite see the one in the middle.
This shameful abuse was found in this tweet. If you had enough money for a Lambo, surely you've got enough to put those bags in a taxi or rent a man in a van!
The latest report from Agent N. Whilst this luminous detailing is clearly not acceptable, it is at least quite subtle. Things could have been a whole lot worse.
The ever talented Agent Walker's bold plans have evolved to the infiltration of his own family, turning his son into another scout for the Car Clash cause. Nice to have you on board, Nathan!
Nathan's first mission involved an Aston with lipstick. And a red hat. It could have been a honey trap; a femme fatale, you were lucky to escape Agent.
I have a new source. An insider. Deep undercover in the UAE, spying on monstrosities for the pleasure of Car Clash, Andy Walker is the man who came in from the cold air-conditioning. And here is his first assignment - The Beast - so named because the number plate reads "666" (watch The Omen or read some Revelations for more detail!). Gold wrap. Apparently it summered in the UK - obviously. Two in a row for pimped Range Rovers.
This, err, "thing" was spotted by my sort-of-cousin-by-marriage Andy Walker in Dubai recently. It says "Range Rover" on the back and I can see a resemblance in the front 2/3. But WTF is that back all about? Is that a soft top? Eugh. I need to bathe in dettol as I feel so unclean.
It turns out that Shanghai is superb for supercar spotting. But as usual, some folk just have to go and ruin it. Not only a chrome wrap, but a blue-tint chrome wrap. On a McLaren.