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2.6KCarsMercedes-AMG S 65 Final Edition revealed for V12 enthusiasts
Although the V12s continue to exist for some more years, it’s a dying breed, sadly. Which is why the Mercedes-AMG S 65...
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5.3KCarsFerrari F8 Tributo succeeds 488 GTB with Pista power
Ferrari has bid goodbye to the 488 GTB with this F8 Tributo which according to Ferrari, is the most powerful V8 in the...
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5.6KCars2020 Mercedes-Benz GLC gets new tech, new engines
It appears that the GLC has achieved more success than the erstwhile GLK, probably something to do with the new nomenclature and looks. It’s...
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6.0KCarsNew Mercedes-AMG GLE 53 4Matic+ gets electrifying power
The 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE has received the AMG treatment and this is the GLE 53 4Matic+. As always, the treatment begins with the...
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5.1KCarsPolestar 2 ready for all-electric battle with Tesla Model 3
The Polestar brand is back with a new offering, this time a fully-electric fastback sedan which according to Polestar, will compete in...
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3.7KCarsAudi R8 V10 Decennium celebrates 10 years of N/A V10
During the times of downsizing, forced induction and heavy electrification, a large, naturally-aspirated engine already feels special in 2019. But, Audi has...
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6.6KCarsJaguar XE gets new looks, technology and better interior
In fact, the “new looks” is an understatement. The 2020 Jaguar XE has received a lot more sex appeal in terms of...
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4.9KCarsSkoda Kamiq gets new looks for Europe
Let’s get the confusion out of the way. This Kamiq is a different one from the Kamiq that was launched in China last year....
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9.1KCarsNew Peugeot 208 debuts with more style, tech & e-variant
Peugeot has taken its hashtag #UnboringTheFuture very seriously. It started with the beautiful e-Legend concept and continued with the 508 Peugeot Sport Engineered. Peugeot’s designers are...
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3.6KCarsNew Audi SQ5 TDI gets electric compressor to eliminate lag
If that sounds familiar, it is. The electric-powered compressor or ‘EPC’, made its debut in the Audi SQ7. Volvo too uses compressed air to eliminate...
