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What initially looks like a normal AMG SLS is actually one of the first prototypes for the production version of the Mercedes AMG SLS E-cell. How can we tell? First, when we spotted it driving, there was no sound. But that’s a little hard to show that with a photo. The more compelling reason? The […] More »
The wizards at Switzer don’t mess around. Case in point? The new “Ultimate Street” Edition GT-R. The name itself is almost laughable, because if there’s one thing everyone needs in a street car, it’s 962hp—at the wheels. To be fair, that’s running on racing fuel, but even on pump gas it’ll put down 880hp. Even […] More »
Last week, we learned McLaren was going to unveil the successor to the legendary F1—codenamed the P12— at the Paris Motor Show. The spy shots we posted a couple months back are probably the best guide as to what it’ll look like, but over the weekend, InsideMcLaren took “all the talk, rumors, official quotes, and […] More »
Most of the time, when automakers report stats on their vehicles, they aren’t particularly modest. And that’s fine, the aim is to brag. So we don’t really expect them to play strict rules of golf and dock themselves points for the hell of it. But when a company does the opposite? When they give you […] More »
It’s been just over a month since Volkswagen took formal control of Porsche, and we’re already seeing repercussions impacting its upper crust English cousin. To support its next-generation of Bentleys, VW has tapped Stuttgart to design a new chassis based on the Panamera, which—as DJ put it—is “kind of sad and interesting at the same […] More »
What looks like a BMW 3 series GT in full cammo is in fact the latest model in the BMW 3/4 series lineup, the 4 series Gran Coupe. After looking closely, notice the lower front end, which looks to be similar to the 4 series coupe and convertible prototypes we’ve spotted. The roof line is […] More »
McLaren’s teaser is appropriate for the City of Light, and that “exciting chapter” is likely the long-awaited F1 replacement. We’ll know September 27th—wild speculation and full release after the jump.