Most of the modifications are not what you call subtle or even beautiful but there is no denying it will be an absolute head turner.

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.

No details of what could power the car is available, but we can probably expect a hybrid V8 of some sort.

Highlights this week include a magenta Bentley Continental GT, a Novitec Lamborghini Aventador and more…

Tobias Moers, CEO of Mercedes-AMG, indicated that the Black Series could go into production in 2020.

Amalgam Collection makes some of the most detailed (and clearly most expensive) automotive scale models on the planet.

No that is not a typo, this key costs about the same as a Lamborghini Aventador S.

Ignore the speedometer of the car, as the numbers were tracked and drawn out of Olympic Grade laser traps and a Garmin GPS system.

The S6 and S7 will also be offered (USA, Asia and Middle East) with a version of the turbocharged 2.9-litre V6 petrol engine but at this stage it is not yet known which offering South Africa will get.

Cars have been one of the best-known type of transportation in the world. It might not be as big as the public…

When will we finally see the all-new Flying Spur? Our money is on September at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

There is a chance Porsche will reveal the car online in the next few days.