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Our writer never warmed to the original 2009 Panamera, an ungainly caricature of the 911. Yet Porsche's four-door has matured, and the latest incarnation makes a compelling case for changing one's mind.
With smart new offices in New York and fresh inroads into fashion, Cadillac is reinventing itself. The marque is shedding old habits, unveiling a self-assured attitude embodied by its aspirational flagship, the CT6.
Limited to just 200 examples, all of which have already been sold, Ferrari’s $2million LaFerrari Aperta hybrid convertible sportscar is a hell of a way to celebrate the marque’s 70 years of production. And in this promotional clip, the Scuderia’s F1 race driver, Sebastian Ve…
Slowly, the convoy came to a halt. Headlights flickered off. My first thought was that this was a rotten place to replace another flat tyre. It was dark, we’d been driving all day and there was still a long way to go before we made camp. Then I saw them. Looming out of the gloom, [&hell…
The 35,000-dollar Model 3 aims to take electric transport to the masses, but for Elon Musk affordability is only the entry point to a far grander sustainable-energy ambition.
Building the world's most luxuriant saloon is a challenge Bentley no longer shies from. Having proven its credentials among owner-drivers in the top tier, the new flagship Mulsanne now also appeals to those who prefer to be driven.
Roof down on the Pacific Coast Highway, our writer pilots the latest Mercedes SL south from Los Angeles, sunlight igniting the ocean and palm trees flicking past in staccato rhythm. Life could be worse.
Continuing a rarefied lineage of cars offering blistering speed and astonishing usability, the new Audi R8 V10 Plus is that rare supercar the right side of your brain wants while your left side rationalises the purchase.
Peking to Paris is one of motoring's most demanding classic rallies: thirty-six days driving through the remotest corners of the earth. This June, Charbel Habib and Walid Samaha become its first-ever Arab entrants.
Imagine how you’d be feeling after flying halfway across the world to Los Angeles via the tedium of modern-day commercial air travel. You’d undoubtedly be fatigued, disorientated and a little irritable. In our case, this certainly held true except, waiting for us outside the arrivals te…
Lamborghini says a rear-wheel-drive Huracan was always part of the plan, and expects it to account for most sales. The purer LP 580-2 was conceived not to break records, but for the sheer fun of the road.
Bugatti is a name with a long history of fast, elegant, luxurious and brilliantly technical automotive works of art. Now part of the Volkswagen Group, the French marque is still doing exactly what it does best.