Next Ferrari F12 Successor Rumoured to Retain Naturally Aspirated V12
Reports suggest Ferrari’s next flagship coupe will keep a revised 6.3-litre naturally aspirated V12, bucking the trend for downsized turbocharged and hybrid units.
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Reports suggest Ferrari’s next flagship coupe will keep a revised 6.3-litre naturally aspirated V12, bucking the trend for downsized turbocharged and hybrid units.
Japanese designer Ken Okuyama presented his Kode57 supercar at The Quail during Monterey Car Week, revealing a 6.0-litre V12-powered, open-top machine with limited production planned.
Former Lamborghini chief test driver Valentino Balboni has established a new company, VB, to offer exclusive aftermarket components for Lamborghini models, starting with a titanium exhaust for the Aventador SV.
Garage Italia Customs has created a one-off Alfa Romeo 4C featuring hand-airbrushed Hokusai artwork and bespoke Japanese-inspired interior for the Piston Head II exhibition in Los Angeles.
US safety regulators have ordered Aston Martin to recall 6,076 cars from 2010 to 2016 after its double-lock anti-theft system was found non-compliant with federal standards.
Aston Martin Cambridge marks 80 years since the Supermarine Spitfire’s maiden flight with a limited run of eight V12 Vantage S Spitfire 80s, finished in Duxford Green.
Acura is considering a purer, lighter NSX supercar, with project chief Ted Klaus confirming a version without the hybrid system is under discussion.
Ford’s 2017 GT supercar gives approved buyers a broad set of customisation options, from brake caliper colours to exposed carbon fibre finishes and lightweight wheels.
Acura engineers have detailed the NSX’s Total Airflow Management, explaining how the supercar’s aerodynamics were developed to balance cooling, downforce and drag.
A new McLaren 650S Spider in Essex suffered major front-end damage when its owner crashed into a tree just 10 minutes after taking delivery.
Porsche is reportedly developing a mid-engined 960 supercar, with a quad-turbo flat-eight, to challenge the Ferrari 488 GTB and Lamborghini Huracan from 2019.
London-based tuner VIP Design offers a 650hp upgrade for the Jaguar F-Type R AWD Coupe, surpassing the factory SVR’s output with engine and suspension modifications.
A 2007 Ferrari 599 GTB crashed on Georgetown Pike, Virginia, with the driver identified as Josef Tosovsky, matching the age and name of the former Czech prime minister.
A Chiron with features suggesting US homologation has been photographed near Molsheim, with details pointing to North American impact and lighting requirements.
Japanese media reports suggest Lexus could be developing a new LFA supercar, potentially with a hybrid V8 and a major power hike over the original.
Apollo Automobil, the successor to Gumpert, unveiled the ApolloN at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, reviving the marque’s extreme supercar formula with a 700hp twin-turbo V8.
Milan’s Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera has revealed the Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Spider, a seven-unit coachbuilt convertible based on the 8C Spider, at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.
Spyker has released a teaser image of the C8 Preliator, set for its world premiere at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show as the brand seeks a fresh start.
A 1957 Ferrari 335 S Spider Scaglietti from the Pierre Bardinon Collection sold for $35.7 million at Artcurial’s Paris auction, setting a new record for a car sold at auction in euros and pounds.
Madrid-based Atarius Concept has launched the Predator kit, transforming the Porsche 911 997 with a dramatic wide-body package, carbon options and track-inspired details.
Japanese tuner Wald International has revealed its Sports Line Black Bison Edition aerodynamic package for the Mercedes-AMG GT at the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon, focusing on visual and aero upgrades.
Mercedes-AMG unveiled the S63 Cabrio Edition 130 at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show, a 130-unit limited series celebrating the 130th anniversary of the automobile.
From the Ferrari 488 GTB’s turbocharged punch to Tesla’s electric acceleration, these five luxury cars set the standard for performance and technology in 2016.
Kensington and Chelsea Council introduces a Public Spaces Protection Order targeting noisy driving behaviour, including engine revving and stunts, after complaints from residents.