Jaguar F-Type Project 7 Visits Jay Leno’s Garage
Jay Leno welcomes the rare and powerful Jaguar F-Type Project 7 to his garage, exploring its D-Type-inspired design and 575hp supercharged V8.
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Jay Leno welcomes the rare and powerful Jaguar F-Type Project 7 to his garage, exploring its D-Type-inspired design and 575hp supercharged V8.
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Several Ferrari 458 Italias have received bespoke Vossen wheels, with owners opting for bold finishes and custom touches to make their supercars stand out.
Fiat has released the first official teaser of its new saloon, set to replace the ageing Linea and debut at the Istanbul Motor Show, with design input from Tofas.
A Dutch-tuned Huracán LP610-4 with a VF Engineering supercharger and Akrapovic exhaust pushes the V10 to 809hp, eclipsing even Lamborghini’s own track specials.
Production of the Lamborghini Gallardo has come to a close, marking the end of a model that defined the brand’s modern era and brought the V10 supercar to a wider audience.
Italdesign offers a rare test drive opportunity with its GEA concept, a 764bhp electric autonomous saloon focused on luxury and passenger experience.
A rare Lamborghini Urraco, one of fewer than 800 ever built, has surfaced in a neglected state, highlighting the fate of forgotten 1970s supercars.
Christian Horner has dismissed suggestions that Red Bull's driver line-up is to blame for the team's ongoing crisis, instead pointing to car handling and power issues.
Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes have ended speculation over the champion’s future with a contract extension that keeps him at Brackley until the end of the 2020 season.
Ferrari technical director James Allison has extended his deal with the team until 2018, securing long-term stability in Maranello's technical leadership.
Robert Kubica says Fernando Alonso’s switch from Ferrari to McLaren-Honda is the kind of challenge top drivers need, even as Ferrari returns to form in 2015.
Lewis Hamilton insists Nico Rosberg has not slipped in performance during their 2015 title battle, attributing his own edge to personal improvement rather than any decline from his teammate.
Helmut Marko credits Daniil Kvyat’s recent performances with putting his Red Bull Formula One career back on track after a challenging start to 2015.
Felipe Nasr, backed by Banco do Brasil at Sauber in 2015, argues that bringing sponsorship is common among Formula One drivers, including past champions.
Sir Jackie Stewart says Bernie Ecclestone will eventually be replaced as Formula One's chief, arguing that no one is indispensable despite Ecclestone's transformative impact on the sport.
BMW’s M4 GTS has set a Nürburgring-Nordschleife lap of 7:27.88, placing it among supercar company and ahead of several high-profile rivals from Ferrari, McLaren and Porsche.
Pirelli's Paul Hembery says the company's Formula 1 tyre selection approach remains unchanged, despite reports suggesting a move to softer compounds for the 2015 calendar.
Mika Häkkinen says McLaren’s 2015 Formula One campaign was painful to watch, but insists the team’s problems with Honda cannot be solved overnight.
Ron Dennis has publicly defended McLaren's management structure, insisting the team is well run despite poor results during the 2015 Formula One season.
Toyota is investing in new Japanese facilities to scale up fuel cell stack and hydrogen tank production, aiming for at least 30,000 fuel cell vehicles annually after 2020.
Ford has unveiled the production-ready EcoSport at Auto China 2012, confirming Chinese manufacture and a 1.0-litre EcoBoost engine option for the compact SUV.
Toyota retained its position as the world’s top-selling automaker in the first nine months of 2013, outpacing Volkswagen and General Motors despite mixed results across key markets.
Zandvoort will host the Dutch Grand Prix from 2020 after a 35-year absence, with a three-year deal confirmed amid surging Dutch interest driven by Max Verstappen.