The CTR Anniversary will be producing 700 horsepower (522 kW) from its 3.6-litre, twin-turbo flat-six engine.

McLaren only seem to be getting stronger as time passes. In fact, McLaren is planning on releasing 18 new cars by 2025.

The BMW X4 M Competition can already sprint to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 4.1 seconds so with an extra 88 hp (66 kW) under the bonnet this mid-size SUV could dip into the threes.

Highlights include a white Ferrari 458 Speciale, silver Ferrari 488 Pista and more…

The M5 Competition just takes things up a notch and is quite possibly the most ballistic creation from the BMW M crew ever.

Geneva could be quite the whirlwind for Piece considering there is talk about his one-off Bugatti being revealed too.

As for when we’ll finally see the production version, our bet is that it will show up at the Frankfurt motor show in September.

Considering Alfa’s long and prestigious place in the automotive world, it’s great to see the brand getting a new lease of life.

Will this make it into production? Only time will tell or maybe there will be an announcement at the Geneva Motor Show.

They did not mention any power upgrades, so don’t expect any added output under the hood.

The biggest giveaway are its M Carbon Ceramic Brakes.

Lumma hasn’t given us an exact date as to when we’ll see the CLR Q8 in person, but we can probably assume we’ll see something in Geneva next month.