In 1961, Carroll Shelby was a racing driver with a heart condition that had ended his career and a idea he couldn't fund. He wanted to build an American sports car — lightweight British body, thunderous American V8, nothing else.…
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For 28 years, Bugatti was a passion project paid for by Volkswagen. As of late April, it is…
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"V8 is coming." Three words from Mohammed Ben Sulayem in Miami at the weekend, and the entire premise…
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On April 18, an EF-1 tornado touched down in Normal, Illinois and caused significant structural damage to Rivian's…
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Today, AMG is one of the most recognised performance sub-brands in the world. The letters appear on everything from compact hatchbacks to GT hypercars. There are dedicated AMG dealerships, a Formula One engine division, and a global community of owners…
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The car in question is the R32 Skyline GT-R, known to those who grew up on Gran Turismo and late-night YouTube rabbit holes as Godzilla. The version Sakamoto-san has just completed is not Godzilla. It is Godzilla if Godzilla had…
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In 1986, Porsche unveiled a car that looked like the future. Low, wide, and aerodynamically sculpted, the 959…
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When Toyota revealed the GR Supra in January 2019, seventeen years after the previous generation ended production, the…
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The Tesla Model Y is the best-selling car on the planet. Not the best-selling EV. Not the best-selling…
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The Bugatti Veyron cost €1,000,000 at launch in 2005. By the time the final Super Sport edition reached…
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Lithium has had a good run. It powered the electric vehicle revolution, made China’s battery industry the most…
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Tesla is this week holding an invite-only Signature Delivery Event at its Fremont factory — the birthplace of…
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