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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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One Lamborghini Model Keeps Stealing Customers From Other Brand, And It's Showing No Sign of Stopping (opens the original)
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Super SUVs are a love-them or hate-them deal. On one hand, the Lamborghini Urus provides all the theater, performance, and fun of a traditional Lambo supercar with a more practical shape, but on the other hand, it doesn't look quite as sleek or poster-car-worthy as some of the company's other offerings. But regardless of your opinion on the Urus, it's done wonders for the brand's bottom line, reeling in a wave of new customers that the Raging Bull has poached from rival stables. Speaking to CarB
4.8 Liters, Over 1,000 HP, Sheer Anger: The Wild 8-Cylinder Engine That’s Not A V8 (opens the original)
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We're used to new hybrid and battery technology coming out recently. It's where the industry is heading with increasing regulations, so to see a brand-new engine layout in 2026 is a special moment. That's what legendary German manufacturer RUF gave us at the Goodwood Festival of Speed earlier this year with a flat-eight engine. It's a layout that's never been put into a road car before. Reports are now surfacing about a possible eight-cylinder supercar from Porsche within the next few years, and
Frozen Displays, Endless Delays: How Luxury Cars Failed At Providing A Better Experience Than Mainstream Cars (opens the original)
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After a house, the car is usually the biggest purchase of anyone's life, so you're always hoping you get the right one. That statement rings even more true when you spend a premium on a luxury brand thanks to more features or performance. The problem is – according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) – owners are becoming less satisfied with their luxury car purchases year over year, and mainstream brands like Toyota are reaping the rewards. By creating an account, you agree to ou
'Hypercar Fast, Costs The Same As A Base 911' - This McLaren Is The Ultimate $130,000 Supercar Loophole (opens the original)
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We know a car's performance is about more than pure numbers, but it's still fun to know you have the most powerful and fastest vehicle in the parking lot. Especially when that type of performance costs less than you might expect. The McLaren 650S has more power than many of the fastest cars from the 2000s, but it costs less than a new Porsche 911 Carrera's base price of $137,850 (after the $2,350 destination fee). By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also
1,000 Pounds Lighter Without The EV Fluff: Bentley Proves Less Electric Tech Means More Supercar (opens the original)
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Even though they annoy us sometimes, we have a lot of sympathy for car companies at the moment. Every day, it feels like there are new electrification guidelines, customer demands, or geopolitical battles that influence what they can make or sell. Electrification seemed like the easiest step forward a decade ago when Tesla's sales started to ramp up, but customers haven't responded too positively to their favorite performance cars going silent. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of U
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