Part one of two. It’s time for an epic car review battle as the Top Gear boys decide which is better – the Lamborghini or the Evo? Watch in high quality on the BBC Top Gear YouTube channel, and visit www.topgear.com for all the latest news and car reviews.
Porsche adds a four-seat ‘saloon’ to its range, its new Panamera aiming to be all things to all people. Especially in Turbo guise.
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Driven: Porsche Panamera Turbo (First drive)
Posted on 06.30.2009 17:00 by Terence Keon Filed under: | Supercars / Exotic cars | video | Bugatti Veyron | McLaren F1 The Top Gear crew was spotted a while back in Abu Dabhi. At the time we were speculating as to what they were doing, but now we know.
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Video: Bugatti Veyron vs. McLaren F1
Electricity and high-performance cars may or may not mix, depending on your frame of reference, but whether you’re a Tesla fan or a Formula 1 devotee, it’s easy to agree that an all-electric Porsche 911 would be a welcome creation.
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Porsche hints at electric 911
Fear-mongering reached new heights in the automotive world on the eve of the 2009 Detroit Auto Show, with naysayers predicting more somber processions and hushed voices than the average state funeral. And while the show did prove somewhat subdued, it was far from dead. Now plans for renovations at Cobo Center are sparking new hope for next year’s show.
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2010 Detroit Auto Show expected to be lure big marques back to Cobo
When the 430 Scuderia Spider 16M came out, most of us were wondering why Ferrari had even bothered to release such a compromised car. The same horsepower as a hardtop 430 Scuderia with less rigidity, more was lost than gained. However, since it’s come out the 16M has slotted into the market for those who
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Novitec Rosso Scuderia Spider 16M
More stringent fuel economy and emissions regulations rolling in across major markets around the globe have all automakers, even ultra luxury marques, rethinking their designs and manufacturing processes in an effort to become greener. Ferrari, Porsche and even Lamborghini have all committed towards a hybrid future so it’s not surprising to see McLaren treading the same path.
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McLaren Automotive seeking hybrid powertrain engineer
