If you’re going to shop for cars in New York, you’re in a good position. The city, and state, as a whole,…

We only just saw the covers come off the latest Porsche 911 Turbo S offering and already we have learned that a lightweight pack is on the cards to make it even more rapid.

The brand-new Porsche 911 Turbo S range was revealed this morning and we already have local pricing.

As expected, the performance is monumental and being described by Porsche as “the benchmark ultimate production sports car”.

It is limited to just 12 units worldwide (all spoken for of course) with a price starting from £1.5 million (plus taxes) and was designed to be the “ultimate open-cockpit two-seater”.

This car is going to set a few lap records that is for sure and if you want one, you need to act quick as it will be limited to 765 units worldwide.

Even though it refreshes a model which was only recently released, it does receive some new upgrades with some specific AMG features.

If you are tame with your right foot, the i4 Concept has an estimated EPA range of 270 miles (434 km) and a WLTP range of 373 miles (600 km).

The Pininfarina Battista Anniversario is limited to just five units but still remains part of the 150 units they will produce.

Power will be delivered to all four wheels via an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and Torsen differential to allow the hypercar to sprint to 100 km/h in 2 seconds.

Without the funding, the crew can’t keep the project going long enough to make a record attempt in 2021 right here at the Hakskeenpan in South Africa.

Basically they have loaded the drop-top V8 British Grand Tourer with carbon fibre components and then vomited Green Chrome-Oxite all over the interior.