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One piece of tech we’d steer clear of is the ‘virtual’ side mirrors. The small cameras are among the better examples of this tech that we’ve tried, but they still make parking manoeuvres unnecessarily trickier than with traditional mirrors.  Expert view, on design“Be it petrol, diesel or electric, there’s not much else on the market that can claim to be as slippery as the A6 e-tron family. In Sportback form, its drag coefficient of 0.21Cd makes it the most aerodynamically efficient car Audi has ever produced. Although the Avant doesn’t quite cut through the air as cleanly, its figure of…

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Now available for the first time, this Singer Classic Turbo Touring is a freshly completed, never-delivered example that pays tribute to the legendary 1975 Porsche 930 Turbo. Built by Singer Vehicle Design in 2025, this car combines vintage air-cooled character with cutting-edge engineering and design. Finished in Liquid Silver Metallic over lightweight carbon fiber body panels, the car features widened rear fenders and subtle air intakes that echo the original 930’s silhouette. The interior is wrapped in heritage-inspired white cream leather and fitted with Touring-spec seats that blend classic Porsche style with modern comfort. Every detail reflects Singer’s obsessive craftsmanship,…

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In all-electric mode at lower speeds there’s a snappy throttle, which can make for jerky manoeuvres when parking. Stick with the EV setting, and we found that a fully charged battery gives around 55 miles of range in everyday use, although we preferred to use the Comfort setting that mixed petrol and electric use where needed. This offered a smoother drive, especially because the six-cylinder engine cuts in without fuss. A stiffer bodyshell means the E 53 follows the road surface more tightly than a standard E-Class, but the suspension soaks up bumps easily, so the ride isn’t harsh. The…

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Pininfarina has officially unveiled what it calls the final bespoke version of its groundbreaking electric hypercar, the Battista. Named the Battista Novantacinque, this one-off stunner was revealed in Turin and commemorates a major milestone: the 95th anniversary of the iconic Italian design house founded by Battista “Pinin” Farina in 1930. The Novantacinque—Italian for ninety-five—is not only a tribute to nearly a century of automotive design excellence but also marks the swan song for the Battista, production of which is scheduled to end by year’s close. As CEO Paolo Dellachà stated, “It is only befitting that the Novantacinque is the final…

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Much like with the paint, the Inster’s standard black interior is very dull and doesn’t really suit this car’s personality, which is why we recommend opting for the beige and khaki brown colour scheme, which is a no cost option with 02 trim and adds houndstooth seat upholstery, like you can get in a Porsche 911. Although that’s probably the only thing those two cars have in common. Materials and build qualityThere are next to no soft-touch materials throughout the cabin, which is disappointing as rivals like the Renault 5 manage to pepper in some fabrics or other materials in…

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When Porsche builds a supercar, the world pays attention. Two of their most iconic creations, the Carrera GT and the 918 Spyder, represent vastly different eras of performance and philosophy. While both are halo cars that showcase the best of what Porsche engineering can do, they appeal to enthusiasts in dramatically different ways. Here’s how they stack up. Engine & Performance Carrera GT At the heart of the Porsche Carrera GT is a 5.7-liter naturally aspirated V10 derived from a canceled Le Mans prototype. It revs to 8,400 RPM and produces 612 horsepower, channeled exclusively through a 6-speed manual gearbox.…

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Early driving impressions are that the Range Rover Sport is going to be an adept long-distance cruiser, and it’s only taken a couple of journeys to find my way around the initially frustrating Pivi Pro infotainment system – controlled via a 13.1-inch central display. There’s a handy button on the steering wheel to switch between three levels of driver assistance, while I’ve set the adjacent favourites button to instantly activate the driver’s heated seat at the start of a journey.  Advertisement – Article continues belowLand Rover’s latest cabins are devoid of buttons, with absolutely everything running through the touchscreen, which…

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Dreaming of open top thrills without a six figure price tag? Believe it or not, the exotic car world isn’t exclusive to millionaires. If you’ve got a $60,000 budget and a taste for speed, style, and that glorious top-down experience, there are some truly compelling convertible exotics on the market. Here’s a breakdown of the best convertible exotic cars you can buy for under $60K. 1. Maserati GranTurismo Convertible With Italian flair and a Ferrari-derived 4.7L V8 under the hood, the GranTurismo Convertible is one of the most elegant drop-tops in this price range. The engine note alone makes it feel…

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While that might be solid consumer buying advice, that’s not really what this car is about. If you disregard the previous two paragraphs and allow us to continue where we left off, we’ll take a moment to elaborate on what a masterpiece that twin-turbo V8 is… Of course, nothing with 612bhp and 760Nm of torque is likely to feel lethargic, but the two turbos completely eliminate any supposed flat spots, and if you let the revs build past 5,500rpm, the engine not only pulls with ferocity, but sounds magnificent in the process, too. As hinted, lowering the lid brings you…

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Owning an exotic car isn’t just about horsepower or brand prestige—it’s about the driving experience. And in the U.S., certain roads and regions elevate that experience to something unforgettable. Whether you want winding mountain passes, scenic coastal highways, or upscale urban cruising, here are the best places in America to truly enjoy your exotic car. 1. Pacific Coast Highway – California Also known as Highway 1, the Pacific Coast Highway offers one of the most breathtaking drives in the world. Starting near San Francisco and stretching down to Los Angeles, this coastal route combines tight curves, open straights, and dramatic…

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