While most companies would’ve aimed for continued growth, Lamborghini plans to maintain existing numbers.

Engineering outfit in the UK, JRM Group is no stranger to building race versions of the popular Nissan GT-R and now they are building some for the road called the GT23.

The pool of Super SUV’s is growing at a rapid rate and the brands under the Volkswagen Group are leading the way.

RENNtech is no strange to tuning Mercedes-AMG models and their latest project sees the little A 45 S taken to a whole new level.

Tesla shares are trading at $469 which is an increase of over $130 since the Cybertruck reveal.

Rolls-Royce knew that adding an SUV to their lineup would boost sales but we are not sure they forecast so much success as they have smashed their annual sales by 25 percent.

Whether or not this replaces the Cayman GTS or not is yet to be known but we should see the new model paired with either a six-speed manual or seven-speed PDK.

The head of research and development for BMW, Klaus Fröhlich has recently mentioned that they are going to “streamline” the engines offered due to the complex regulatory systems it has to abide by.

Audi has already trademarked the Q9 name so it could certainly be on the cards.

This is truly a one-of-a-kind creation and would be an epic addition to someone’s garage who maybe already has an original Demon.

It has been developed to honour the Aston Martin’s 1959 Le Mans-winning DBR1 and CC100 Speedster centenary concept car and will be limited to just 88 units.

Hyundai N sales have exceeded expectations, mentioning that the i30 N had accounted for 28 percent of all i30 sales before the number blew up to 34 percent.