Lamborghini Huracan officially revealed as Gallardo replacement
This here is the Lamborghini Huracán LP610-4, the official replacement for the Gallardo after nearly a decade.
This here is the Lamborghini Huracán LP610-4, the official replacement for the Gallardo after nearly a decade.
It’s not often that we update our Recommended List of road-tested cars, but when we do, we’ve noticed that it’s becoming increasingly harder to pick the best of the best, especially since every carmaker seems to have improved so much over the years. It was much easier this time around though. The three 2014-model-year cars we’ve added are perennial public favourites.
The 2015 Mercedes C-Class has been revealed, with a complete redesign that looks like a miniature S-Class.
The Maserati Levante 4×4 crossover started life as the Kubang concept in 2011. Expected to be Maserati’s cash-cow in the near future, we had a chat with a Maserati Middle East rep about their next new model that is coming in 2015.
The 2015 BMW M3 sedan and the BMW M4 coupe have been revealed. The M4 is the replacement for the previous-generation M3 coupe.
We like Polestar for the simple fact that they somehow make Volvo seem more than just a safety conscious vehicle brand. And to be honest we’re not even bored by the monotonous blue paintjob they offer on all their vehicles. Anyhow, the peeps at Volvo have officially unveiled the Volvo V60 Polestar.
Remember ‘Luigi’ from the movie Cars? Paint him blue, and voila, you have your Fiat 500 1957 Edition. But since this is clearly not 1957, all we can do is transform the new embodiment of the Fiat 500 into a 1957 classic. And that is exactly what Fiat has done.
Lamborghini has unveiled the Veneno Roadster, a multi-million-Euro-worth limited-edition model, in a grand ceremony held on the upper-deck of an Italian Naval ship, docked at the Mina Port in Abu Dhabi.
If you thought Swedish car brand Saab was dead and gone, think again. The Saab 9-3 is back, with a little help from the Chinese.
The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT Final Edition is ended to mark the end-of-life for the gull-winged sports car, as Mercedes will wrap up production next year. And the company showed it off at the 2013 Tokyo and Los Angeles Auto Shows simultaneously.