These extremely rare "supercars" can only be found in Vietnam.

A series of homemade vehicles created by "amateur engineers" have not only amazed social media users but also impressed professional engineers with their creativity, meticulousness, and passion.

A photo of a man dressed in white in a pristine white car is sparking curiosity among social media users.Besides that, the unique designs of these custom-made cars also make even those who don't usually pay attention to cars exclaim, "The people who made them are incredibly talented!"

The pristine white Dream of Saigon's "White Prince"

One member revealed that the middle-aged man driving the Dream motorcycle in the photo has the nickname Micher, and is very funny and endearing. The pristine white Dream is his daily commuter vehicle and also his means of earning a living as a motorbike taxi driver on the streets of Saigon.

From his clothes to his accessories—his hat, shoes, socks, and even the car—everything was pristine white.

Motorcycles with bizarre designs in Quang Tri.

The photo, which went viral on social media, shows a man driving a rather unique and unusual vehicle.

From helmets to clothes, shoes, and even the motorbike, everything was a solid black.

Unusual three-wheeled vehicle causes a stir in Saigon.

A strange yellow three-wheeled vehicle with only one seat, seen cruising the streets of Saigon, attracted the attention of curious onlookers. Many were amused by this unusual vehicle and affectionately nicknamed it "Mr. Bean's car." However, some others questioned whether its use on the road violated any laws, as it was unlikely to pass inspection by authorities.

The homemade vehicle seen on the streets of Saigon has piqued the curiosity of passersby.

"Garden Engineer" and his 35 million VND electric car.

This "Made in Vietnam" electric vehicle was created by a man in Nghe An province. The vehicle runs at a moderate speed and has full functionality including lights, a horn, and rearview mirrors. According to online information, this unique electric vehicle is priced at approximately 35 million VND.

The homemade electric vehicle left scientists astonished.

A Lamborghini supercar rolls across Dak Nong.

A 25-year-old man in Dak Nong province realized his passion for supercars by building a Lamborghini from an old Toyota Corolla. He started modifying the car in May 2013, and after eight months, the vehicle was almost complete. The original Toyota Corolla was purchased for 25 million VND, and the cost of building the car was approximately 25-30 million VND.

The custom-built Lamborghini in Dak Nong is the product of love and passion for sports cars.

A modified Rolls-Royce Phantom replica, based on a Toyota Camry, has been spotted in Saigon.

This "fake" Phantom appeared in Saigon, modified from a 1988 Toyota Camry..Aside from its exterior styling mimicking the Rolls-Royce Phantom, the car's interior remains the same as the Camry..

Images of a modified Rolls-Royce are causing a stir in the Vietnamese automotive community.

According to VNE