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The Californian automotive atelier applies its naturally aspirated treatment to the G-series Cabriolet – with Red Bull's F1 division stiffening the chassis.
Read NowChassis revisions, expanded options, and a new style-led special edition introduce the next model year for Norfolk’s sports car.
The electric sleeper offers more power than an M4, and improved range thanks to new powertrain components.
The latest Bentayga is the most powerful yet, but that’s not all, with a raft of changes promising improved handling - including a drift mode.
McLaren’s latest special edition 750S honours its greatest victory and channels the F1 LM by introducing a new High Downforce Kit developed by MSO.
‘Rush out and buy one while you still can’ was my rather tongue-in-cheek verdict of the Hyundai i20 N. As you may have gathered, I followed my own advice.
Toyota’s building the GR Corolla in Britain, but UK drivers may still miss out. Gazoo Racing’s next move leaves us guessing.
GM will spend $888million upgrading its Tonawanda plant to build a sixth-gen small-block V8 – keeping petrol power alive alongside its EV ambitions.
With M3 power, less weight, greater dynamic focus and a proper ducktail, the M2 CS takes the G87 platform to new heights. Could this be the last RWD M car?
The growth of Alpine continues, as the French performance manufacturer branches out from small sports cars and hot hatchbacks.
Glickenhaus' Hypercar journey comes full circle, as the racer becomes a 1,000bhp V8 road car with a power-to-weight ratio of 645bhp per tonne.
The last eight Abarth 695s are reserved for Club Italia. No more tweaks, no more spin - this really is the Scorpion’s final iteration
Twinned with the Skytop, the shooting brake arrives with twin-turbo V8 power courtesy of the M8, and has already been confirmed for limited production.

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