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Even before the latest mid-engine masterpiece from Maranello debuted, Ferrari devotees have been wondering when we’ll see a 458 Scuderia. But if the rumors circulating are true, it may never come. Well, not quite. According to Dutch journalist Sjoerd van Stokkum—who was recently at Ferrari headquarters—the next weapons-grade track toy will wear a “Monte Carlo” […] More »
Lamborghini’s Gallardo is the most produced car in the storied company’s history, and over the course of its life, we’ve seen a dizzying number of iterations. In addition to options for six-speed manual gearboxes, RWD , and the expected Spyder variants, there are the Superleggera, Spyder Performante, Super Trofeo, and Balboni versions, not to mention […] More »
The production version of Volkswagens XL1 was spotted during hot weather testing today, and we’re happy to show you some photos of the 235-mpg car. The XL1 will have two power sources. One is a small two-cylinder turbo diesel delivering 50hp, while the other is a 30hp-strong electric motor. Both units deliver power to the […] More »
Road & Track just posted this video comparing the Ferrari’s 458, McLaren’s MP4-12C and Chevy’s Corvette ZR1. The clear winner? Well, that’s anyone who watches the shootout. It’s unquestionably fun viewing— though the voice over is as dry as corporate voicemail navigation—and the symphony of the 458 screaming on the dyno is a great excuse […] More »
Who are we? Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? These are just some of the monumental questions humanity has struggled with over the ages. And while we aren’t any closer to answering those, Steve Sutcliffe is here to help us solve at least one equally important question—will it drift? This time […] More »
One thing that’s clear about the Lamborghini Espada? Like Car and Driver Technical Editor Aaron Robinson says in this video, it’s not the Lamborghini you think of when you think of Lamborghini. It’s kind of a weird middle child between the Miura and the Countach, and as Robinson also points out, keeping one on the […] More »
So why did Nissan stuff a GT-R drivetrain into a Juke body? Who cares? The concept is awesome! But how does this Frankenstein compare to a heavy hitter like the GT2 RS? Watch and find out!