Author: Sean Loo

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Bentley Ends Production of 12-cylinder Engines

Bentley plans to end production of its 12-cylinder engine next April, as it prepares for its transition to electric vehicles.

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Aston Martin DBX707 Meets Fernando Alonso

What better way to welcome a two time world champion, than to have him wring a fast car round a track at breakneck speeds?

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Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato Ditches Asphalt For Ice Cold Snow

The Huracán Sterrato was built from the ground up to tackle any terrain, and now it has embraced the frigid snows of the Italian Alps.

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Ice & Snow Meets Raging Bulls – Lamborghini Esperienza Neve 2023

Ever wanted to hoon some ice-cold Lamborghinis around an ice circuit?

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Pagani and Bombardier of Singapore Dazzles With the Huayra Roadster BC and Global 7500 Private Jet

Like what you see? Well, you’re going to need some really, REALLY deep pockets for these beauties.

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Explore The World In Your Own Bentayga EWB

Always wanted to know what it feels like to be in a Bentayga? Well, now you can.

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Lamborghini Invencible and Autentica: A Bittersweet Swansong

It’s time to say goodbye to the V12 supercar era of Lamborghini, and what better way to send it off than to create two one-off monsters – a roadster and a coupé.

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Miataland Is The World’s Only Mazda Themed Resort Getaway

Take the largest private collection of Mazda’s classic roadster in the world and couple that with a resort, and you get an automotive haven where dreams come true.

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BMW Launches New Limited-Edition M3 CS

BMW has revived an old badge for a new car, and boy is it an exciting one. This is the brand-new BMW M3 CS.

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Ford Is Making A Comeback To Formula 1

In a new partnership with Red Bull Racing, the American giant will be supplying hybrid power units to both Red Bull Racing and Scuderia AlphaTauri teams from 2026 onwards.

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