Generally, two of the 42 cars are from the Bugatti marque and you can bet they will be in some very special company.

It is not currently known why this happened but, there were no injuries which is the most important thing.

The bad news is a V12 version is probably not on the agenda, at least not for the time being.

According to Musk, designing a car is the easy part. The really complicated bit is to actually produce the car, and that that is the reason why the Model Y will only go into production in 2020.

They have spent a fair bit of time developing a comprehensive upgrade package for this fearsome featherweight.

Simply put, it’s going to be a looker.

Highlights for the week include a Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2, orange McLaren 675LT Spider and more…

If you’re interested, the modern-day De Tomaso Pantera will set you back €615,000 (about $695,000).

Rimac indicated that we will be seeing the full production version and official name of the C_Two at around the 2020 Geneva Motor Show.

Aston Martin will be building just ten units of this creation each with a price tag of £5 million.

While the Valhalla name hasn’t been confirmed, Palmer stated that “Valhalla is a name we have registered in our naming book”

“Most likely, it’ll be the last V8 diesel car you’ll see.”