The unveiling of the 2019 Aston Martin Vantage marked a bold step forward for Aston Martin, showcasing their commitment to innovation in the high-end sports car segment. This third-generation Vantage drew inspiration from its predecessors, which were renowned for their blend of elegance and performance, but aimed to set new benchmarks in the sports car world. The 2019 Vantage was designed to not just meet the expectations set by its iconic lineage but to exceed them, offering a fresh and exciting driving experience. At the heart of the new Vantage was a commitment to pushing the limits of ..read more

The Mercedes AMG GT, introduced in 2015, brought a new chapter in the storied history of Mercedes-Benz's high-performance division, AMG. This model was designed to succeed the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, known for its iconic gullwing doors and exceptional performance, setting a formidable standard for its successor. Positioned as a more accessible yet equally exciting counterpart to the brand's higher-tier offerings, the AMG GT quickly carved out its niche in the luxury sports car segment. Featuring a handcrafted AMG 4.0-liter V8 biturbo engine, the AMG GT combines raw power with sophisticated ..read more

In 2019, as the automotive world eagerly awaited Mercedes-Benz's unveiling of the new G63 AMG, there was widespread speculation about whether the second generation would match the legacy of its predecessor and retain the unique appeal that made the G Wagon an icon. When it was shown to the public for the first time, it was a big relief that it was still the SUV we knew, but enhanced. The G-wagen was completely redesigned for the first time in decades, its iconic design has been expertly preserved and carefully evolved. The 2019 Mercedes-AMG G63 maintained its renowned off-road capabilities ..read more

The Lamborghini Urus, unveiled in 2018, marked a groundbreaking moment for Lamborghini. With its entrance into the SUV market with the Urus was both a bold and strategic move. It shares the same platform as the Audi Q8, but the Urus has an extra flair meant to turn heads. Designed to blend the performance of a supercar with the practicality and versatility of an SUV, the Urus redefines what a luxury sport utility vehicle can be. Its name, derived from one of the large, wild ancestors of domestic cattle, hints at its power and untamed spirit, setting a new benchmark in the luxury SUV segmen ..read more

When the 2012 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta was introduced, it was a big deal for Ferrari, stepping in after the beloved 599 GTB Fiorano. This wasn't just about bringing in a new car; it was about setting new heights for what a sports car with its engine in the front and power in the back wheels could do. As the main star of Ferrari's lineup at that time, the F12 mixed the latest tech with classic Ferrari looks. It had big shoes to fill after the 599, aiming not just to match but to wow, combining the best of new technology with that unmistakable Ferrari charm. Beneath its elegant sculpted hood l ..read more

The introduction of the Porsche 991 GT3 arrived in 2014, replacing the 997.2 GT3 on the brand new 991 chassis. Known for its superb performance and Porsche's legendary reliability, the 991 GT3 quickly became the benchmark for all high-performance sports cars. The GT3 is designed as an entry-level GT, positioned below its more potent sibling, the GT3 RS. While it's built with a focus on the driver and track performance, it doesn't compromise on the ability to deliver comfortable road trips. Unlike its RS counterpart, it isn't a hardcore track-only machine. The 991.1 GT3 comes with a 3.8-lit ..read more

The introduction of the Porsche 991.1 GT3 RS took the supercar world by storm. It replaced the 997.2 GT3 RS on an entirely new 991 chassis. It is regarded as one of the most hardcore street legal production cars around with Porsche's trusted reliability. Each time a new GT3 RS is released, it sets the bar high for the successor to follow. Photo by Car and Driver Slotting in as the big brother to the lesser expensive GT3, the GT3 RS is a car meant for drivers that are serious about lap times.  It features a 4.0 liter engine that pushes out 500 hp, versus 3.8 liters and 475 hp in the G ..read more

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The debut of the Ferrari 488 GTB in 2015 marked a significant milestone for Ferrari, as it succeeded the 458 Italia, setting a new benchmark for the mid engine supercar. As the more approachable sibling to Ferrari's top-tier V12 models, the 488 GTB has gone above and beyond, upholding Ferrari's tradition of crafting some of the most coveted sports cars on the planet. Marking Ferrari's return to turbocharging for the first time since the legendary F40, the 488 GTB is powered by a 3.9-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine. This shift from Ferrari's traditional naturally aspirated engines to a tu ..read more

The all-new Porsche 991.1 Turbo (coupe and cabriolet) was introduced in 2014, marking the beginning of a new era for the 911 Turbo series. It replaced the 997 Turbo, which had been in production since 2006. For Porsche, the challenge of creating a new Turbo model is always not an easy task, as each generation must surpass its predecessor in performance and innovation. 40 years following the debut of the initial 911 Turbo prototype, the 991 Turbo made its appearance, boasting a power output precisely double that of its forerunner. While the 911 Turbo is typically the most substantial model in ..read more