Tobias Sühlmann began his career at Volkswagen, but it was his time at Bugatti, Aston Martin and Bentley that helped establish his reputation.

They have confirmed a substantial investment to keep the legendary EA888 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder alive and kicking.

Power is expected to come from a new twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 featuring a motorsport-inspired flat-plane crank.

That is over 12 times the sticker price.

Demand is already strong, with more than 50 of the 150 cars accounted for by customers.

In a new video released by BMW, the development team is shown recording the sound of several combustion-engined models.

Singer keeps building machines that stop you in your tracks.

This new track weapon with boosted power is on the way, with debut and production expected around August.

We have all watched cars sliding around on YouTube, but this video genuinely hits different.

At launch, the car will be offered in Japan and buyers will have to enter a lottery for the right to purchase one.