Some names instantly come to mind when thinking of high-performance sports cars. Porsche cars are among the most sought-after in the world, and with good reason. One model of Porsche stands out above all others – the Porsche 911. This is the one car enthusiasts have dreamt of owning for decades. They will work tirelessly and save thousands for a chance to have one in their collection. If that means getting a used Porsche instead of a brand-new one with zero mileage, so be it. But why is the Porsche 911 so special? This guide will answer that and other Porsche FAQs to help you decide if it is ..read more

The BMW 5 Series (G60) has been around for a year now and while we have to wait a bit longer for a full-fat M5 you can give your 5er a sportier look with the help of Renegade Design As the title suggests, they do not hold back. Their kit includes a bold new grille, a front lip, and a heavily sculpted hood. Carbon fibre air intakes and bumper accents add a finishing touch up front. Moving on you get carbon mirror covers as well as side skirts and fender additions. The rear features a prominent diffuser and a more modest spoiler lip. Even the headlights get a makeover, emitting a nostalgic yello ..read more

German tuner AC Schnitzer is giving the new 2024 BMW X5 LCI a makeover, infusing it with an aggressive attitude and additional power. They have chosen to highlight the xDrive50e, a plug-in hybrid that replaced the xDrive45e last year. However, mods are also available for the xDrive40i and xDrive40d to cater to a wider audience. For a more assertive look, AC Schnitzer equips the X5 with a custom suspension, lowering the ride height on non-air suspension models by 30mm at the front and 25mm at the rear. The package is completed with imposing 22-inch AC Schnitzer wheels wrapped in high-performanc ..read more

Forget about choosing the right radio station – the GMA T.50S Niki Lauda is a track weapon designed to turn your next race into a personal concert. This limited-edition track-only weapon pays homage to F1 legend Niki Lauda and boasts a screaming Cosworth-built 12,100 rpm 3.9-liter V12 engine. Ditching road car mufflers and restrictions, the T.50S Niki Lauda promises a soundtrack that will redefine what a supercar can and should sound like. Designed purely for the track, the T.50S Niki Lauda sheds some weight compared to its road-going cousin. It also gets a motorsport-inspired upgrade in the g ..read more

Performance specialists Opus from Germany have turned their attention to the latest Mercedes-AMG GT 63. In factory form, the new GT 63 packs 577 hp (430 kW) and 800 nm (590 lb-ft) of torque. The Opus Stage 1 kit tweaks things to 700 hp (522 kW) and 950 Nm (701 lb-ft) of torque. This grunt increase now allows the German Coupé to sprint to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 3 seconds flat which is 0.2 seconds quicker than stock. The kit is currently undergoing TÜV approval. Once approved, sales are expected to begin in May. Pricing details haven’t been revealed yet but you may want to hold off on your order a ..read more

Mercedes has refreshed the EQS for 2025, incorporating design cues from their flagship S-Class. The most noticeable change is the redesigned front fascia, featuring a new grille reminiscent of the S-Class and a standing hood ornament. The AMG Line front bumper becomes standard for all trims. The overall silhouette remains similar. By “new grille” Mercedes means it painted a different design on the panel. Now, instead of piano black or a subtle starburst pattern, it sort of replicates the classic Mercedes grille. It’s still painted on, as three-dimensional shapes could have adverse effects on t ..read more

Aston Martin is making a bold bet on the continued popularity of combustion engines. The luxury carmaker plans to keep selling gasoline-powered vehicles for as long as regulations allow, citing strong customer demand for the traditional driving experience. This strategy comes with a shift in focus towards plug-in hybrid technology (PHEV) and a delay in the launch of their first electric car. Aston Martin believes there’s a dedicated market for combustion engine vehicles, particularly among their clientele who value the sensory aspects of a sports car. Executive Chairman Lawrence Stroll emphasi ..read more

Millions of people dream about driving exotic cars, and it’s hard to blame them. Exotic cars are often fast, gorgeous, and prestigious – hence why so many people want to buy them despite the ludicrously high price tags.  So is there a way for you to drive and enjoy an exotic car without buying one? And if so, how do you get started?  Options for Driving an Exotic Car  The short answer is yes, and there are actually multiple ways that you can drive an exotic car or see what it’s like to drive an exotic car without ever saving up money to actually afford one.  Exotic car ren ..read more

Lamborghini has just unveiled the Huracán STJ, a limited edition of just ten units serving as a grand finale for the V10 engine within the Huracán family. This iconic powertrain has been a cornerstone of Lamborghini’s history and a key contributor to the success of the Huracán lineup since its introduction in 2014. By year’s end, an all-new super sports car boasting a hybrid powertrain is slated to replace the Huracán. Drawing inspiration from the Huracán STO, the STJ embodies the pinnacle of performance for the Huracán. This is achieved through an exclusive package that further amplifies the ..read more

Just a few weeks after unveiling their initial take on the new BMW M2, MANHART Performance raises the bar once again with the MH2 GTR II. This limited-edition (one unit only) beast is a far cry from the subtle styling of the MH2 560, showcasing a complete visual and performance overhaul. The MH2 GTR II throws subtlety out the window with a striking magenta paint job accented by champagne-coloured MANHART decals. The opulent theme continues with the massive 20- and 21-inch Raffa Wheels RFS-02 Forged Series. A MANHART Variant 4 coilover suspension by KW Suspensions brings the entire package clos ..read more