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By Steve Hampton on April 2, 2018

When you consider top of the range SUVs, most people typically think of a Range Rover Velar, Mercedes GLE or a Bentley Bentayga. Many other brands try and compete, but it’s very rare that alternative models make any sort of impact on the market. Although, back when Volkswagen released the first version of their Touareg, it did manage to capture the attention of millions.

By Steve Hampton on March 20, 2018

When it comes to supercars, we typically look at the Bugatti Chiron, Lamborghini Huracan, McLaren 720S and the Ferrari 488 as sitting comfortably at the top. But, the thing with those, is that they aren’t exactly exclusive. If you’ve got enough money spare in your bank account, you can just hop online an order one. On the other hand, there’s certain supercars which have been manufactured solely to create jealousy.

By Steve Hampton on March 15, 2018

When Alfa Romeo released Giulia Quadrifoglio, their awesome sports sedan, not many people expected it to gain such widespread popularity so quickly. But, it did, and Alfa Romeo put their thinking caps on to conjure up a way to utilize that new-found popularity.

By Steve Hampton on March 12, 2018

Rev your engines and get excited, because AMG boss, Tobias Moers, has finally confirmed that a GT Black Series is going into production, and should be released by 2020. The news was announced at the recent Geneva Motor Show, and they also revealed that another version will also be created, which will sit just above the GT R.

By Steve Hampton on January 29, 2018

The Volkswagen Golf has arguably been the dominant force in the hatchback niche over the last five years, and there are a number of reasons why. Firstly, it looks incredibly stylish, but still possesses enough space and practicality to function as an awesome family car.

By Steve Hampton on January 24, 2018

In recent times, Ferrari have tirelessly objected to the idea of branching out into other markets and adding an SUV or EV to its production line. However, it seems they’ve now recognized the value of expanding, and have decided to manufacturer both types in the foreseeable future.