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The new Porsche LMP1 sports prototype, which will compete in the sports car World Endurance Championship (WEC) and in the 24 Hours of Le Mans from 2014, successfully completed its first rollout today on the Porsche test track in Weissach. Before the eyes of the entire Board of Porsche AG, Porsche works driver Timo Bernhard […] More »

The new Rolls-Royce Wraith is the most powerful production model in the companies history, featuring a monster 6.6-liter turbo V12 power-plant that pumps out 624 horsepower. Rolls-Royce says the sprint to 62 mph takes a mere 4.2 seconds and tops out at an electronically-limited speed of 155 mph.

It’s been a while since we last spied the 2014 4 Series Cabrio, but here it is basically in full production form, and nearly fully uncovered. Compared to the current E92 3 Series cabrio, the new 4-er features a sleeker roofline, profile, and a more agressive, wider front end.

Sebastian Vettel drove a superbly controlled race in Montreal to claim his first Canadian Grand Prix victory, finishing over 14 seconds clear of nearest challenger Fernando Alonso of Ferrari. Lewis Hamilton finished in third place for Mercedes, followed by Mark Webber.

Our spies have spotted once again, the highly-anticipated new BMW M3 looking close to production ready, flogging about on the famous Nurburgring. This is the best we have heard the new super-fast saloon sounding, and if the production exhaust setup sounds anything close to this, the aftermarket tuners are going to really have to step […] More »

The all-new Range Rover Sport yesterday established the record for a production-standard Sport Utility Vehicle and broke the long standing record for any kind of production-standard vehicle on the Pikes Pike International Hill Climb course, venue of the spectacular annual competition known as ‘The Race To the Clouds’.

The Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 achieved and important milestone in its history, with the 2,000th vehicle produced. The Nero Nemesis car, chassis number 2,000, rolled off the assembly line destined for the United States.