Automobiles

Named after the legendary F6F Hellcat fighter plane of WWII, the X132 Hellcat is the result of an uncompromised design and manufacturing approach. Drawing on the first and second generation Hellcats’ distinctive drag race architecture, the third generation Confederate X132 Hellcat advances that architecture with innovative engineering and avant-garde design.

  The BUFORI Geneva combines cutting-edge technology with a beautifully proportioned body.  

Many vehicles will be grinding to a halt this winter – the roads will be too slippery or the snow just too thick. Snow and ice is the enemy of any winter traveller and we have been trying to find ways of conquering it ever since motoring began This Nissan …

The name ‘Ferrari’ conjures up all sorts of images. The company have been at the forefront of luxury sports car design for nearly 70 years and their historical fleet vehicles – often finished in the company’s signature red – includes some of the most beautiful designs ever to hit the …

Are you curious about what cars are going to look in the not-so-distant future? We are currently entering a golden age of advanced cars which possess cameras, sensors, artificial intelligence, and are even capable of driving without help. So, without further ado, let’s take a look at 12 incredible futuristic …

While Ferraris and Lamborghinis may jostle for space on the walls of teenage boys’ bedrooms across the world, there are some other, more stunning supercars in the world. Yes, there are. Some exotic machinery that is put together by specialist car makers with performance rivalling the big boys of the …

I am a huge fan of the classic cars of yesteryear and nothing more than seeing an old Jaguar E-type or 1970s Cadillac. However, we should remember that the vintage favorites we love today were once the new cars on-the-block and it takes time for an auto to secure its …

Designed to handle the harsh and unforgiving Russian environment, SHERP is an amphibious truck with self-inflating tires that can go across land, water and everything in between—including obstacles 70 cm (27.5 in) high. Based out of Saint Petersburg, the first SHERP prototype was built in 2012 by Aleksey Garagashyan. Four …