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As the automotive world anticipates the debut of Porsche's updated 911 GT3 RS, tuning experts at Manthey have introduced a factory-backed aerodynamic kit for the outgoing Rennsport model. Porsche fully approves this performance upgrade and preserves the car’s warranty.

The Honda Civic Type R has long been celebrated as a high-performance vehicle, blending practicality with thrilling driving dynamics. As a favorite among car enthusiasts, its immense modifiability allows for customization to suit individual tastes and performance goals.

This meticulously crafted car is based on a rare R33 GT-R N1 chassis, one of only 87 ever made. The N1 was a lightweight, race-ready homologation special, stripped of ABS and fitted with an upgraded RB26 engine.

The reimagined Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR), led by Furgus Walkinshaw son of legendary racer and engineer Tom Walkinshaw has spent six months transforming a tired Jaguar XJS into the Supercat.

If you’re a fan of custom-built vintage muscle cars, you’ve likely heard of Ringbrothers a family-run business renowned for transforming classic cars with innovative design and unmatched performance.

Toyota has a history of creating bold and memorable concept cars, and the new GR86 Rally Legacy Concept is no exception.

Brabus has unveiled the Rocket GTS, and it is, as they claim, the epitome of Brabus engineering. This 1,000hp hyper GT shooting brake merges elite luxury with raw power, wrapped in an exposed carbon fiber body that commands attention.

In the world of luxury automobiles, personalization is a double-edged sword. While high-end car manufacturers offer a vast array of bespoke options, the results can be hit or miss, with some designs straying far from classic elegance.

Twenty-five years after the debut of the first 996 generation, Porsche has introduced the latest 992.2 GT3, marking a new chapter in the evolution of this iconic sports car.

Toyota recently made headlines with a surprising announcement: a partnership with Haas that signals a return to Formula 1, albeit indirectly.