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Lamborghini’s SV badge, which stands for Super Veloce or “super fast” in Italian, just entered its electrified era. Welcome to the future. On Friday, leading into Monterey Car Week at Pebble Beach the Lamborghini Revuelto
If you want proof that imagination is a muscle, just look at Porsche’s Sonderwunsch program that relaunched in 2021 to build factory one-off cars for absurdly rich people. It started small with a custom liveried
Unlike 30 years ago, there’s nothing necessarily forcing the automakers that race endurance prototypes to sell their wares to deep-pocketed clients. Still, some do anyway. Ferrari and Aston Martin make versions of their Le Mans
An overlooked chapter in vehicle history, these ridiculous electric police vehicles have been zooming across Manhattan tunnels until just a decade ago.
Amber’s birthday is coming up, so you could think of this as a shopping list of potential gifts.
After the video went viral, the dealership launched an internal review, and the service manager in question was terminated.
Called the Global Hypersonic & Orbital Spaceport Technology (GHOST), this modular system was designed to be fit within standard shipping containers.
As you’d expect from a Super Veloce, there’s also a big rear wing and a lot of other performance-enhancing tweaks.
