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"There’s something uniquely about owning the Volvo C30 T5. This fantastic little three-door has the heart of a beast, thanks to that iconic turbocharged 5-cylinder engine it’s a truly engaging and unique driving experience that no one expects."
Completing all the essential maintenance means it can be enjoyed for longer. This included a comprehensive service with fresh oils and all filters replaced, the fitting of new spark plugs to keep all 5 cylinders running sharp, and a set of new brake pads.
It came loaded with features from the factory such as electrically adjustable, heated leather seats (a lifesaver on cold mornings!) as well as practical additions like cruise control and a multi-function steering wheel. The final touch of luxury is the electric sunroof, perfectly complementing the car’s distinctive design. These Volvo C30’s a fantastic blend of Volvo’s renowned comfort and safety with a genuine hot hatch.
The Volvo C30 T5 is widely viewed as a future cult classic due to its rarity and the irreplaceable character of its powerful, turbocharged 5-cylinder engine, which delivers a unique sound absent in modern electric cars. well-maintained examples become harder to find and the sleeper aspect of this car has gone down in history.
Tom - Essex, UK
Built for riders who demand precision, reliability and race-inspired thrills, this limited-edition machine (1 of only 2000) combines sharp handling with responsive power delivery.
Powered by a high-revving 600cc engine, enhanced through a Power Commander and K&N panel filter, this R6 delivers crisp throttle response and a punchy mid-range ideal for track sessions. A lightweight carbon exhaust shaves grams while freeing up an aggressive race-tone soundtrack.
Handling and braking have been extensively upgraded:
• Rebuilt suspension provides planted cornering stability
• Braided brake lines, uprated pads, and Brembo master cylinders offer fierce stopping power
• Semi-slick tyres ensure maximum grip and confidence at lean
Track-focused ergonomics include adjustable shortened levers, bar ends with brake guard, and a double-bubble windshield for improved aerodynamics. To reduce weight and streamline airflow, wing mirrors, headlights, and indicators have been removed, and the bike wears full track fairings in a striking San Carlo tribute livery.
Meticulously maintained with regular oil changes and fresh brake fluid, this R6 stands ready for your next track day—sharp, sorted, and dripping with race DNA.
Elijah - Essex, UK
The journey of transforming Tom's 3.2L V6 Audi TT into the absolute weapon it is today.
The 3.2L VR6 Golf R32 engine is a legend, but to keep it running flawlessly and pushing serious power, some critical work was needed.
• Timing Chain Replacement: Peace of mind is priceless! Ensuring the longevity and reliability of this fantastic V6 by addressing a common maintenance item and fitting a brand new timing chain. She’s purring smoothly and ready for the miles ahead.
The Pro Ram Air Intake is to help that V6 breathe deeper and produce that glorious induction sound.
A full Miltek exhaust system liberates the true, deep growl of the VR6 engine. It’s perfectly civil on a cruise but absolutely roars when you open the throttle.
The genuine Brembo 4-pot calipers sourced from a Cupra R. Paired with high-performance discs and pads, the stopping power is immense.
20mm spacers on all four corners. This wider track enhances stability and gives the car that perfect, aggressive flush look.
genuine BBS split wheels professionally refurbished. The classic split-rim look combined with the TT’s silhouette is a match made in heaven.
There are always those extra little tweaks! From interior details to subtle exterior enhancements, the work is never truly done. I’ve put countless hours into ensuring every modification complements the car’s original DNA while significantly boosting its performance and appeal.
This TT is an ongoing project and a machine that Tom is incredibly proud of. It proves that with the right modifications, these V6 TTs can still hold their own against much newer cars.
Tom - Essex, UK
This 2008 MK6 Fiesta ST150 takes the beloved Duratec hot hatch formula and turns it up a level. The chassis is dialled in with Bilstein B4 Pro shocks, 40mm Pro Sport springs, an OMP front strut brace and a BAF Motorsport K-brace, all supported by treated subframes, an Airtec torque mount and functional foglight brake ducts to keep things cool under pressure.
Under the bonnet, the 2.0 Duratec breathes harder through a Fusion Fabrications intake manifold, 60mm throttle body, K&N filter and Phase 2 Newman 200 cams. Race-spec HT leads and an aluminium expansion tank boost reliability, while a strong remap unlocks a lively 200bhp. A heat-wrapped Mountune 4-2-1 manifold and stainless decat system finish the power setup with a fierce soundtrack.
Braking and driveline performance are equally sorted: Mintex discs and pads, DOT 5.1 fluid and braided brake lines deliver tight, consistent stopping. A new LUK clutch kit with slave cylinder and custom uprated driveshafts by Rob Ransom keep the power planted without complaint.
Raw, responsive and full of character, this ST150 proves exactly why the MK6 Fiesta still sits high on the hot hatch throne.
Tom - Essex, UK
This 2004 Yamaha R6S is a flat-out street weapon—lean, loud, and built to hunt corners. Uprated brakes and a GPR V4 steering stabilizer let you throw it into bends with absolute confidence, while Michelin Pilot Road 4s keep the bike locked down no matter how hard you push. A fresh remap sharpens every blip of the throttle, turning the already razor-happy R6S into an even more explosive ride.
The attitude matches the performance. Custom-painted lower fairings give the bike a brutal, track-born look, amplified by stealth mirrors and aggressive vinyl detailing. The custom exhaust with its carbon end can delivers a fierce bark that demands attention long before the bike even comes into view. Crash bungs stand ready for the unexpected, and a 3D-printed Quadlock mount adds a hit of modern, rider-focused practicality.
Meticulously maintained and unmistakably savage, this R6S isn’t just a head-turner—it’s a spine-tingling, road-dominating machine built for riders who want their bike to look as aggressive as it rides.
Elijah - Essex, UK
This Alfa Romeo Giulietta Veloce 2.0 Diesel blends Italian flair with purposeful performance upgrades, turning it into a diesel hatch with real attitude. A custom intercooler and cold air intake sharpen throttle response and keep the 2.0 JTD engine running cool, while an oil catch can and fresh injectors ensure reliability and clean delivery. With a DPF “solution” in place, the Giulietta breathes freely and pulls harder across the rev range.
Handling is tightened with 50mm lowering springs and uprated front brakes, giving the car a far more confident stance and sharper road feel. The exterior sets a striking tone with tinted windows and a custom grille, while the cabin gets a premium touch through an Alcantara dashboard and custom interior lighting, elevating the already distinct Alfa character.
Regular servicing rounds out the package, making this Veloce a stylish, well-sorted diesel hot hatch that mixes everyday usability with unmistakable Italian soul.
Malachi - Essex, UK
This MK8 Ford Fiesta ST-2 may look strikingly OEM at first glance, but under the bonnet, it’s a serious little performer. A brand-new Airtec induction kit supports a potential Stage 2 map, pushing the car to around 260bhp, while delivering an aggressive intake note that really comes alive on launch control.
The soundtrack doesn’t stop there—an uprated Scorpion cat-back exhaust adds a crisp, fiery note and delightful pops under throttle, making every run as thrilling as it looks. Despite its understated exterior, this Fiesta has the punch to challenge any hot hatch on the road.
Looking ahead, plans include a full carbon-fibre low-line body kit, upgraded Team Dynamic wheels in silver, and a Stage 1 remap—further sharpening the car’s already exhilarating performance and presence.
Charley - Essex, UK
This Mk2 Audi TTRS has been meticulously transformed from a snarling street car into a full-blown five-cylinder predator. Stage 2 tuning pushes 450bhp through a Sachs uprated paddle clutch and pressure plate, paired with a rebuilt gearbox featuring flat-shift tuning for lightning-fast shifts. Power flows through a freer-flowing, less restrictive downpipe, while walnut-blasted intake valves, an uprated high-pressure fuel pump, and a large front-mount intercooler ensure the engine breathes clean and hot. Oil temperature, oil pressure, and boost gauges give total control over the car’s ferocious output, while uprated shocks and springs, combined with 19” aftermarket alloys shod in Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, keep the chassis dialed in for maximum grip and precision.
Chassis rigidity and drivetrain response have been honed to perfection, making this TTRS as confident in the corners as it is brutal on the straights. Looking ahead, the build is set for a serious evolution: a bigger turbo, reinforced engine and dogbone mounts, methanol/water injection, and a full aggressive aero package including side skirts, front splitter, and rear diffuser. A rear-window retint will complete the look, transforming this already vicious five-pot into a track-capable, road-legal weapon that’s as menacing in presence as it is on the throttle.
Elijah - Essex, UK
This 1999 Mk1 Audi TT 225 Quattro has been meticulously transformed from a timeless icon into a sharp, 300BHP pocket rocket. The 1.8T engine breathes freely through an uprated intake system, front-mount intercooler, 3” downpipe and sports catalytic converter, while an uprated clutch and polybushed engine mounts keep power delivery sharp and precise. Custom tuning brings it to roughly 300BHP, making this classic Quattro feel seriously alive on the road.
Handling and stopping power have been dialed in with uprated springs, shocks, and brakes, while aesthetic upgrades—including side skirts, front splitter, rear diffuser, and a backbox delete—give the TT a purposeful, aggressive stance. Finished in Nardo Grey over refurbished black leather seats and sitting on iconic BBS alloys, this TT blends timeless style with modern performance, making it a thrilling, driver-focused package.
Elijah - Essex, UK
This VW Bora PD130 has been transformed with a focused mix of performance upgrades, chassis refinement and OEM+ touches. A JW1756 hybrid turbo, Darkside FMIC setup, hardpipes and full straight pipe deliver strong boost, supported by PD150 hardware and a strengthened drivetrain with a Sachs clutch, flywheel and short-shift kit.
Bilstein dampers, H&R springs and a fully polybushed chassis give it a planted, precise feel, paired with Audi TT brakes and Mondial wheels wrapped in Bridgestone Turanzas for confident stopping and stance. Subtle visual upgrades—new headlight lenses, black inserts, smoked LEDs, fresh panels and tinted rears—keep the look clean but purposeful.
Extensive maintenance across the cooling system, belts, sensors, mounts and electrics means this Bora isn’t just modified—it’s been thoroughly and thoughtfully evolved into a standout PD130 build.
Track Prep for Next Season
Next year’s focus is on turning the Bora into a more track-capable machine. Coilovers, grooved discs, track pads and high-temp fluid will boost stopping power and control, while a single-mass flywheel and uprated clutch sharpen drivetrain response. An oil cooler, catch can and strut braces add reliability and rigidity, with a bucket seat, racing wheel and semi-slicks completing the move toward a true track-ready setup.
James - Wisbech, UK
This VW Passat B5.5 Estate 1.9 TDI has quietly evolved from a dependable daily into a seriously capable project car. The basics have been future-proofed with a new clutch and flywheel, refreshed brakes all round, upgraded suspension and a stronger driveshaft. New headlights sharpen the look, while a larger turbo and bigger wheels hint at the direction this build is heading.
The next stage is already mapped out: a fresh radiator and front bumper, followed by a remap to wake up the upgraded hardware. Long-term, the goal is ambitious but attainable—pushing this diesel estate toward the 300bhp mark.
A practical load-lugger with the heart of a performance project, this Passat is shaping up to be far more than the sensible family wagon it once was.
Warren – Wisbech, UK
This Volvo 940 B230FK has been transformed from a solid Swedish sedan into a fully committed drift machine. Up front, a 16T turbo, green-top injectors, Jetronic chip and a full 3-inch intake and exhaust setup give the redblock the punch it needs, while a catch can, digital temp gauge and electronic boost controller keep everything in check. Power hits the ground through an M90 gearbox paired with a TDI clutch, pressure plate and dog-dish flywheel for dependable, aggressive engagement.
The chassis has been purpose-built for sideways action: welded diff, hydro handbrake, angle kit, extended track rod ends and solid engine mounts all combine to deliver sharp steering response and predictable breakaway. Inside, a bucket seat and harness hold the driver firmly in place, backed by a boost gauge to monitor the action.
With fuel cut the only job left on the list, this boosted brick is just about ready to hit the track and spend its life sideways.
James - Wisbech, UK