You just know that when you hear of a new Ferrari things get interesting. When you hear of a new Ferrari that's very different petrolheads prepare themselves for a party. Basically, when you add all of that to the fact it isn't your average rumor but a statement from Luca di Montezemolo, Ferrari's Boss it's petrolhead heaven like it hasn't...
My bet is that Chrysler realized that teasing the 300 for the Detroit Motor Show wouldn't be enough (and it isn't) so they went ahead and rectified that situation. So we now have a full press release on the 2011 Chrysler 300 ahead of its debut at the aforementioned motor show event. We already know what's going on in the...
The road opener for super fast saloons, the Maserati Quattroporte, is soon to come to life within a new version. And some information on that particular, eagerly anticipated, replacement is what we've got right now. The next-generation of Maserati's Quattroporte flagship is due out in 2012 and the Italians are working away at it as much as possible. It would...
According to some recent reports the folks over at Jaguar have got an interesting product in the pipeline. The car in corner is pretty much a crazy version of the Jaguar XKR which will have performance as its only way of life. It is also quite probable this new version of the XKR will be based on the one-off Jaguar...
One of the most charismatic British manufacturers, the yardstick for tradition and craftsmanship has just released a teaser photo containing a sketch of their next release. The car which has its lines featured in the shot is the Morgan 2+2 EvaGT. As always with cars just being teased information is available on a need to know basis and despite the...
According to some allege Porsche dealer meeting notes the German performance automaker is up to quite a few tricks in regard to its product lineup. The info leaked on the plans of the Stuttgart based company pretty much boggle the mind of those who thought that the legendary car maker would take it easy after the launch of the Panamera....
