Performance Cars

The Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre isn’t just another luxury car, it’s the most powerful Rolls-Royce ever built. With 650bhp under the hood, an aggressive new design, and next-level customization, this masterpiece pushes the boundaries of power and prestige.

It’s the only one finished in Solar Silver and one of just 14 right-hand drive models in existence. With a mere 190 miles on the clock, this P25 is essentially brand new despite being pre-registered. A true collector’s dream, this ultra-exclusive rally-inspired machine is as close to factory fresh as it gets. But what makes the P25 so special, and why is this particular example turning heads? Let’s dive in.

This particular 2000 Dodge Viper GTS ACR has been taken to the next level, thanks to meticulous modifications by the Specialty Performance Team in Alhambra, California, and a Snake 530 upgrade package from Fitzgerald Motorsports in New Hampshire.

Say goodbye to the Lexus RC and RC F as they end production after 2025. Explore the Final Edition RC F with exclusive carbon-fiber upgrades, a 472-hp V8, and bold styling. A farewell to Lexus' naturally aspirated V8 legacy.

Subaru WRX S210 STI, a limited-edition performance sedan revealed at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon. With a 296-hp turbocharged engine, enhanced handling, and exclusive features, only 500 units will be produced for an unforgettable driving experience.

Alright, petrolheads, buckle up because this one’s a game-changer. Boreham Motorworks has just dropped its jaw-dropping Ford Escort Mk1 RS, and boy, does it look the business.

To ensure the safe delivery of these highly expensive and often fragile machines, a lot of planning and specialized knowledge need to go into their carriage. Here’s everything you should know when it comes to transporting high-performance vehicles.

Volkswagen has unveiled the new high-performance Clubsport edition of the Golf GTI to mark the 50th anniversary of the iconic hatchback.

Regarding exterior enhancements, the lineup draws exclusively from the M Performance division, boasting a standard repertoire. Picture a trio of splitter elements, side sill extensions, mirror covers, and a sleek roof spoiler.

We'd want to see some of Japan's famous performance vehicles return to production.