The Geneva Motor Show hasn’t even officially begun yet and Bugatti has already pulled ahead by introducing their new Chiron supercar. Not only does this auto have to be electronically limited to 261 mph, it can hit 125 mph in just 6.5 seconds (that means 0-60 in 2.5 seconds) and only 500 models will be made. ... Read More
If there is one car we are most excited to check out at next month’s Geneva Motor Show, it is the $200,000 McLaren 570GT. The British marque will be unveiling their newest sports car that not only packs a 3.8-liter turbocharged V8 engine with 562 hp, but can reach 0-60 in just 3.4 seconds and can hit a peak speed of 204 mph. Plus, unlike others in its class, its trunk is actually big enough for some bags.... Read More
Details regarding Maserati’s upcoming Levante have been officially leaked, prompting the marque to release the first images of the car’s exterior. The design marks the company’s first-ever SUV, featuring several details that keep it in line with the brand’s Italian heritage. ... Read More
Aston Martin is the latest auto marque to announce a move into all-electric vehicles. The company recently revealed a new deal with Chinese tech company LeEco (they finance Faraday Future) for the production of the Aston Martin RapidE electric vehicle concept. According to an Aston press release, the companies hope to create an entire next-generation range of electric cars.... Read More
Tesla just quietly killed the Model S 85 series in the UK, which simplifies their lineup and syncs the remaining S models with the Model X range. According to Engadget, the electric auto company has removed the “all-wheel drive 85D, the performance-enhanced P85D and the rear-wheel drive 90.” Though they did leave their 70 kWh (70 and 70D; all-wheel drive) and the 90 kWh (90D and P90D; performance all-wheel drive).... Read More
The colorful rock icon's equally colorful 356 C SC Cabriolet promises to be a standout even among the gems at the Concours d'Elegance in March. ... Read More
The Morgan Motor Company is bringing more technology to their range of classic-style automobiles. According to Condé Nast, the company is investing $8.6 million in designing hybrid and electric versions of their entire preexisting range. Though the British brand still uses ash wood body frames in many of their handmade models, this won't be the first time they have experimented with forward-thinking design. ... Read More
