Doriane Pin’s outing at the wheel of the Mercedes W12 did not simply provide striking images at Silverstone. It puts back on the table a question Formula …
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BMW marks 50 years of RS bikes as the boxer sport-tourer endures
BMW Motorrad is marking 50 years of the RS badge, a name that has come to define its take on …
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Toyota smartens up the Yaris Cross cabin
Toyota has given the Yaris Cross a light interior refresh for the 2026 model year, but this is no wholesale rethink. The Japanese brand has focused on pre…
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McLaren F1 caught stretching its legs in California
Une McLaren F1 a récemment été photographiée sur la Highway 47, en Californie. Et des décennies après son lancement, l’apparition suffit encore à figer le…
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Ford opens Mustang Dark Horse SC order books
Ford has opened the order books for the new Mustang Dark Horse SC, with first customer cars due to arrive this summer. The headline figure does most of th…
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Audi at Milan Design Week 2026: design first, cars second
Audi’s Milan Design Week appearance is less a product showcase than a statement about how the brand wants to be …
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Boschert’s one-off Gullwing heads for Villa d’Este
You can’t file this one neatly under any familiar label: this 1989 Boschert B300 Biturbo Gullwing starts life as a Mercedes 300 CE, gains gullwing doors a…
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Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto turned controversy into legend
The first Alfa Romeo Spider was never a universal crowd-pleaser. That is precisely why it matters 60 years on: beneath a shape that split opinion, the Due…
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Smart revives the two-seat city car with #2
Smart is revisiting an idea many had written off: the proper two-seat city car. With the Concept #2, the brand is signalling a clear return to the Fortwo …
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F1: qualifying is no longer about speed, but strategy
In Formula 1, qualifying was long reduced to a simple idea: brake as late as possible, keep your foot in and accept living on the edge of a mistake. The n…