Tony Davis
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Bentley’s first EV is marching to the beat of its own drum – literally (opens the original)
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This is the Torcal: the first ever electric Bentley. It’s a five-metre-long SUV, built on the same EV-specific platform as various VW Group stablemates including the Porsche Cayenne and Audi Q6 e-tron. The name is taken from El Torcal de Antequera, a series of spectacular rock formations in Andalusia, Spain, though Bentley points out it shares its word root with “torque”. On that score, the Torcal has more than any other Bentley: 1350Nm in its most potent S form. There’s an abundance of power to
This is how much Ferrari you get for $1m (opens the original)
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The first customer examples of Ferrari’s 849 Testarossa coupe will arrive in Australia imminently, with the first Spiders, or convertibles, to follow early in 2027. A test of the former, in the north of Italy, shows buyers won’t be wanting for performance or visual impact. The two-seat 849 Testarossa is a radically restyled update of the outgoing SF90 Stradale, which was Ferrari’s first plug-in hybrid and also its first “1000 horsepower” road-going machine.
Ferrari’s divisive and very expensive EV is finally here (opens the original)
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The most controversial Ferrari ever – the all-electric, “Apple-designed” Luce sedan – has arrived in Australia and, in the metal, it looks even more radical than in photos. The Italian company has also confirmed the local price: $991,446, exclusive of on-road costs and the extensive customisation almost every Ferrari buyer engages in. That makes it among the dearest cars in the regular range, right up there with the V12-powered sports cars. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when yo
After a 15-year hunt, this yachting champ found his dream car on a farm (opens the original)
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Professional ship’s captain Dan Oatley is also a champion yachtsman and former Australian ski racing representative. He works alongside his father making extra virgin olive oil and has a business designing carbon-fibre speedboats. Your life has centred a lot around the water …Yes, I’ve definitely gotten pretty salty over the years. I’ve been a navigation officer on the Queen Mary 2, raced in seven Sydney to Hobarts and won two of them, and I collect and restore wooden boats, including a 102-year
Why these Porsche owners are splashing $1.6m on their 911s (opens the original)
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Who would pay $1.6 million for an automotive work-in-progress from an unknown brand? Not just that, but an unknown brand that requires you also to provide a donor car that could be worth a further $100,000? Such questions are best put to the five people who have already done just that, trusting a Melbourne outfit to transform their G-Series Porsche 911s (produced between 1974 and 1989) into something that combines old-world charm with new-world comfort and performance.
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