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Six Ferraris. One colour philosophy. An era that will never be repeated.

The wait was worth it, after all: Tesla has just shown the Roadster, and yes, the future is here. Because we now have flying cars. Yes, you read that right.

Mid-engined. Driver-centric. Unmistakably Porsche. That’s the all-new Mission S, just unveiled in New York City. Premiering the evolved design language of the legendary brand, it references iconic machines of the past while aiming to become one itself.

A Singer DLS Turbo is already a special car, but this unique commission is straight fire—and now up for grabs.

Seldom has a car company's rebrand sparked so much reaction—well, now the new Jaguar identity is officially here in the metal. Enter the Jaguar Type 01.

As the motorsport calendar winds down and the grid almost fades into winter hibernation, where are high-octane addicts supposed to get their fix? On the asphalt, naturally. With the Cadillac V-One Concept, preferrably.

Everything’s a little cooler if it’s … little. So, logically, Porsche and Hedley Studios have created a strictly limited mini-version of the legendary 550 Spyder.

Here comes the Bentley Torcal – the first purely electric vehicle of Bentley. And on-the-go, it reimagines luxury, while staying true to its roots.

The almighty Brabus G800 Cabrio is already a crazy car in its own right. Driving it straight from Germany to Iceland? Mad. But that's exactly what we did. Because, after all, why not?

Mercedes-AMG steps up its game with this one: almost 700 horsepower, 30 cars worldwide, no official price tag – enter the CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung.