It seems that anywhere it goes, BMW's flagship model never comes away short for praise.
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The extensively updated Toyota Prius may have only been introduced a couple of months ago, yet already tuning company TOM's Racing has previewed its upcoming bodykit and tuning upgrades for the popular hybrid.
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Ahead of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie premiere, Dodge will take to the streets of LA with a pair of Stormtrooper-themed white Charger and Challenger SRT Hellcats, as well as a Kylo Ren-inspired black Viper ACR.
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Alfa Romeo is currently in the midst of its global relaunch and re-introduction into the U.S. market. The Italian marque's key new model launched is the 3-Series-rivalling Giulia sedan and, as part of Alfa's future plans, a further seven models are set to be launched.
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Lamborghini may have only just introduced a rear-wheel drive Huracan in the form of the LP580-2, but the Italian automaker has made clear that no such derivative of the range-topping Aventador will ever be produced.
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If we were to wonder what improvements would the classic Super Mario video game need to make it even more…Super, we'd probably never come up with an answer. Mercedes on the other hand…
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The ignition switch fiasco of General Motors is drawing to a close with the announcement that individual compensation packages are already being handed out.
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For Trafic customers who are looking to give their vans a more distinctive, sporty look, the French company has come up with a sport package that visually enhances the vehicle's style.
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We all know the Defender's reign is soon coming to an end, but at least will have Project's Kahn's offerings to drool over – like this Tamar Blue 2.2 TDCI XS 110 Wide Track Defender, for instance.
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While it is difficult to admit for automotive enthusiasts, petrol and diesel powered cars won't be for sale forever. Now, a total of eight states in the United States as well as four European countries have announced their intention to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from the year 2050.
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While this is the sort of stunt "old TopGear" would pull, watching Martin Brundle pin the 550 PS supercharged Jaguar XJR against a real-life 'Centurion' is pretty fun.

Remember that old sci-fi animated TV series called 'The Centurions'? It was about a bunch of guys wearing these cool power suits that basically allowed them to fly and do all sorts of other stuff that you could only do while playing pretend.

The thing is, don't tell Yves Rossy that he's pretending to do anything, because this man has a genuine multi-engined jet-pack/wing strapped to his back, which pretty much makes him the fastest man in the sky.

Rossy describes his "powered wing" as being able to hit 300 km/h (186 mph) thanks to the four Jet-Cat P200 engines and the carbon fiber construction. The Jaguar XJR isn't far off its pace, but with a top speed of 280 km/h (173 mph), it's obviously at a disadvantage.

Besides, after jumping out of the helicopter and giving Brundle the old "3-2-1 Go" routine, the powered wing was already accelerating a lot faster than the automobile (which was stationary). In fact, no car on Earth could get up to speed that fast, compared to an object that's suddenly accelerating forward as it's falling from the sky.

There's no way to tell for certain how fast the Jetman was accelerating once he began moving horizontally, so just enjoy the race.

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Scuderia Toro Rosso has enforced a 24-hour, seven-days a week shift at its factory in order to make sure that its 2016 Formula One car is ready before the first day of pre-season testing in February.
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While the streets of London get roamed by all kinds of exotics, there's just something about a rare sighting that makes us all warm and fuzzy inside.
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