Lamborghini Showcases Unique Aventador S at Goodwood Festival of Speed
A one-off Lamborghini Aventador S, finished in matte Grigio Acheso with bespoke orange details, headlined the marque’s presence at the 2017 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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A one-off Lamborghini Aventador S, finished in matte Grigio Acheso with bespoke orange details, headlined the marque’s presence at the 2017 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
The European-market Subaru Impreza, built on the brand's new global platform and featuring standard all-wheel drive, is unveiled online before its public debut at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show.
The 2017 Renault Espace swaps its 1.6-litre turbo for a 1.8-litre unit developed by Renault Sport and shared with the Alpine A110, raising output to 225 hp.
Japanese boutique brand Tommykaira introduces a lightweight, pillar-less polycarbonate windscreen option on its ZZ electric roadster, marking a technical first for production cars.
Dodge introduces the 2018 Challenger SRT Hellcat Widebody, adapting the Demon’s flared arches and wider tyres for improved grip and quicker straight-line performance.
A camouflaged Mini Clubman John Cooper Works with a distinctive exhaust note has been filmed undergoing high-speed testing at the Nürburgring, hinting at a possible hotter variant.
Alfa Romeo has teamed up with London tailor Hawes & Curtis to create a waterproof, temperature-regulating suit inspired by the Giulietta hatchback, complete with carbon fibre details.
Waymo has ended testing with its distinctive Firefly self-driving pods, shifting all autonomous development to modified Chrysler Pacifica Hybrids.
Buick's 2018 LaCrosse introduces a mild hybrid 2.5-litre as the new base engine, replacing the V6 and reducing the starting price by $2,500 in the US.
BMW has officially announced the high-performance M8 and track-focused M8 GTE, previewing both alongside a camouflaged 8 Series prototype as the new flagship nears production.
Japanese tuner Liberty Walk has given the previous-generation Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupe a dramatic widebody kit, with prices starting at $12,870 for the fibre-reinforced plastic version.
Renault gave the first public outing to its next-generation Megane RS during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, with F1 driver Nico Hülkenberg taking the camouflaged prototype for a lap.
Jaguar’s Special Vehicle Operations has created its most powerful road car yet, with the limited-run XE SV Project 8 delivering 600hp from a supercharged V8.
Hyundai has released another teaser for its first N Performance model, the i30 N, this time focusing on the car’s engine and exhaust note as anticipation builds for its official unveiling.
Fiat refreshes the 500L MPV for 2018 with revised styling, updated interior tech and a claim that 40 percent of its parts are new, though changes are mostly subtle.
BMW has introduced the M3 Pure Edition exclusively for Australia, offering the Competition Package as standard and a lower entry price than the regular M3.
NFL star Tom Brady will collaborate with Aston Martin on a video series exploring design, beauty and the creation of a bespoke Vanquish S, as the brand pursues its revival strategy.
Toyota’s updated GT86 arrives with revised suspension, new interior materials and subtle exterior changes, but retains its 197bhp 2.0-litre engine.
Fiat’s new Argo hatchback replaces both the Punto and Palio in Brazil, offering modern styling and new engines, but remains off-limits for European buyers.
One of only 20 Centenario coupes, Lamborghini’s carbon-heavy tribute to Ferruccio Lamborghini, has found a home in Hong Kong after its debut at Geneva in 2016.
Renault has upgraded the Espace’s petrol engine to a 225 hp unit developed by Renault Sport, paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox for the 2017 model year.
A prematurely posted image from Peugeot’s Spanish operation has shown the updated 308 GTI, confirming subtle exterior changes and hinting at possible powertrain tweaks.
BMW has introduced the M240i M Performance Edition, a limited 750-unit model featuring a 340hp straight-six, distinctive carbon detailing and exclusive styling upgrades.
BMW’s 2018 2 Series and M2 receive new LED lighting, interior tweaks and additional tech options, while engines and transmissions remain largely unchanged.