The 2027 24 Hours of Le Mans will see an exciting new entry as Genesis unveils its GMR-001 Hypercar, a car designed to take on the world's best. With Hyundai WRC expertise fueling its development, this sleek, performance-driven vehicle promises to make waves on the track.

Kia’s transformation from a conservative automaker to a global performance contender is undeniable, and the Proceed GT is a shining example of this evolution. Enhanced by Koch Racing and fitted with Barracuda Racing Wheels’ Dragoon wheels, this sporty shooting brake has undergone a complete overhaul. With aerodynamic improvements and performance upgrades, the Kia Proceed GT is now more dynamic than ever. Let’s dive into how Barracuda and Koch Racing have taken this already impressive vehicle to new heights.

Genesis is shaking up the electric SUV world with the bold and futuristic X Gran Equator Concept. Revealed at the 2024 New York Auto Show, this luxury off-roader blends rugged design with refined innovation, offering a glimpse into the brand’s adventurous new direction.

Mercedes-Benz is turning back the clock with a limited-edition G-Class that pays tribute to its rugged roots. Dubbed the “Stronger Than the 1980s” edition, this retro-inspired off-roader blends iconic design details from the original W460 with the modern tech and power of today’s G-Wagen. With just 460 units available, it's a rare nod to the past that still feels built for the future.

Think the Lotus Elise S1 was only built for twisty B-roads and racetracks? Think again. British startup Get Lost has turned the lightweight sports car into a trail-blazing, off-road beast called the Project Safari. It’s a radical restomod that swaps lap times for dirt trails, complete with raised suspension, chunky tyres, and serious rally vibes. It’s not just different—it’s a whole new attitude.

The motorsport world never sleeps—and neither does Porsche. Just two years after unleashing the 992-generation 911 GT3 R, Stuttgart’s finest are already fine-tuning its successor for the 2026 season. With LMGT3 competition heating up and a legacy of Le Mans domination to uphold, Porsche is pushing the limits once again.

If you're a true collector or a connoisseur of rare '90s performance cars, this is the unicorn you've been waiting for. A pristine, right-hand-drive 1992 Renault Alpine A610—one of only 28 ever built that year—is now up for auction on Bonhams Cars. With just 3,500 miles on the clock and a bespoke Electric Blue-on-blue leather spec, this forgotten French icon is a slice of turbocharged history.

The 2023 KTM X-BOW GTX is a purebred track machine—lightweight, carbon-clad, and Audi-powered. Now up for auction on Bring a Trailer, this rare beast blends motorsport-grade performance with cutting-edge tech and a fighter jet canopy. If you want to own one of the most hardcore track cars out there, this is your chance.

From the legendary Skyline GT-R to the drift-happy AE86, Japan has gifted the world with some of the most tunable, badass cars in history. Whether you love straight-line speed, sideways action, or just clean JDM aesthetics, these iconic machines are built to be modified and admired. Let’s dive into the greatest modified Japanese cars of all time

If you're after the ultimate air-cooled Porsche experience, this 1989 930 Turbo is the one to watch. As the final evolution of the legendary 911 Turbo, this Guards Red masterpiece combines raw turbocharged performance with rare factory upgrades and tasteful modifications. Now offered through Bonhams Cars, it's your chance to own a true icon from Porsche’s golden era.

Bentley is charging ahead with its electrified lineup, introducing new 680hp plug-in hybrid versions of the Continental GT, GTC, and Flying Spur. Combining stunning performance with next-gen luxury and over 50 miles of pure electric range, these new models redefine what it means to be a modern grand tourer.

General Motors is thinking globally and designing futuristically. With the launch of its all-new UK advanced design studio, GM has unveiled a jaw-dropping Corvette concept that blends British innovation with American muscle heritage. This electric, 3D-printed vision could redefine the future of the iconic sports car.