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Starting in Riyadh and then heading to Buraidah, Medina, Jeddah and Taif, this interesting four day, 2,000 kilometre journey through the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was completed by a convoy of McLaren 12C and 12C Spider supercars, led by the Saudi racing driver Faisal Binladin.
Perhaps the most innovative car BMW has built in fifty years, the i3 was designed from the ground up to advance electric mobility, made sustainably and fully recyclable, without sacrificing the marque's driving credentials.
Before computers numbed every sensation, sports cars spoke through your fingertips on a spirited drive. Even the most thrilling modern machines now mollycoddle us, yet every so often a new car rekindles the old magic.
Approach the Wraith and its sheer enormity strikes first; photographs simply cannot convey how magnificently imposing it is. Then come the details, countless design delicacies merging into a whole that scarcely deserves the word automobile.
Four decades after the first 911 Turbo made its debut, Porsche introduces its eighth-generation iteration. It may not be a looker, but once you get behind the wheel, we doubt you will much care.
Weighing four tonnes with looks to send children crying home, this monster truck began life as a Mercedes-Benz military vehicle for the Australian Army. Then the lunatics at AMG were let loose to tinker.
An Arab supercar makes sense in so many ways: not merely a rival to Italy or Germany, but something so far over the top the mainstream players would never dare attempt it themselves.
No longer an awkward Continental with extra doors and a boot, Bentley has dropped the Conti prefix and made the sleeker, faster, more cosseting Flying Spur a model in its own right. We drive it in Beijing.
Only the Italians would think to colour-coordinate your car's interior with your tailored suit and shoes. With the new Quattroporte and a three-year Ermenegildo Zegna partnership, Maserati turns a gimmick into genuine sartorial luxury.
As the new Range Rover launches across the Middle East, Nicolas Shammas sets it against the original of forty years ago, charting just how far Land Rover has pushed the luxury SUV it effectively invented.
In terms of pedigree, McLaren is almost without equal. With their sights set on producing the finest supercars in nearly every category, we would not bet against them, not after sampling the MP4-12C Spider and coupé.
Our round-up of the world's most desirable coach-built motoring opens with Castagna of Milan, founded in 1849. From its one-off Fiats to the doorless, canopy-roofed Capri, these are artisan creations we simply cannot get enough of.