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In addition to these characteristics, the new model from the British automaker offers a “true supercar” performance.

What a way to savour "The Ferrari."

Yes, these guys test the right way with a GPS and if the car had an even longer runway to speed down, it may have actually kept on accelerating.

BMW's highly-anticipated high-performance Coupe is making the headlines once again courtesy of a fresh teaser signalling the reveal is right around the corner.

GPS trackers registered a maximum speed of 280 km/h, which makes it the new fastest SUV on ice.

Surely with this sort of output, the little four-pot will be highly unreliable?

G-Power achieved this by taking the 3.0-litre, 6-cylinder, twin-turbo engine and fettling with it a bit.

Judging by the time between shifts in this video, it seems this test car is sporting a manual transmission.

Choi was inspired by the “flip car” from the movie Fast and Furious 6.

It's a complete mystery but there is a possibility that this prototype is just a mashup of different things, and not representative of a car meant for public consumption.