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Aston Martin Bulldog
Aston Martin Bulldog
The Aston Martin Bulldog, styled by William Towns, is a British, one-off concept vehicle produced by Aston Martin in 1979. The code name for the project was DP K901. Initially, a production run of 15–25 cars was planned, but the project was deemed too costly and only one was built.
·en.m.wikipedia.org·
Aston Martin Bulldog
Lamborghini Temerario leaked ahead of debut – The Huracan successor
Lamborghini Temerario leaked ahead of debut – The Huracan successor
The first official images of the Lamborghini Temerario – the replacement for the Huracan, have leaked online. The leak comes just a few hours ahead of its official reveal set to take place at Pebble Beach later today. The Lamborghini Temerario carries forward the classic wedge-shaped design of its predecessors. It has a low and […]
·thesupercarblog.com·
Lamborghini Temerario leaked ahead of debut – The Huracan successor
Here's Why The BMW i8 Was Discontinued - SlashGear
Here's Why The BMW i8 Was Discontinued - SlashGear
The BMW i8 was discontinued in 2020, just six years after it hit the market in 2014. Here's what probably happened - and how it all went wrong.
·slashgear.com·
Here's Why The BMW i8 Was Discontinued - SlashGear
Here's Why Ford Discontinued The Edge - SlashGear
Here's Why Ford Discontinued The Edge - SlashGear
The Ford Edge was a crossover SUV that saw a lot of initial success. However, 2025 will be the last model year to hit the streets. Here's why.
·slashgear.com·
Here's Why Ford Discontinued The Edge - SlashGear
Lotus Evija X smashes Nurburgring record by more than 10 seconds
Lotus Evija X smashes Nurburgring record by more than 10 seconds
For bragging rights to be the world's fastest car, Nurburgring Nordschleife is the benchmark. The Lotus Evija X – an all-electric hypercar – entered the 'Ring, looking to take the crown from the Mercedes AMG-One on the famous racetrack in Germany.
·newatlas.com·
Lotus Evija X smashes Nurburgring record by more than 10 seconds
Japan car safety scandal widens, Toyota halts shipments
Japan car safety scandal widens, Toyota halts shipments
A safety test scandal at Japanese automakers has widened, with Toyota and Mazda both halting shipments of some vehicles after Japan's transport ministry found irregularities in applications to certify certain models.
·rte.ie·
Japan car safety scandal widens, Toyota halts shipments
Chinese battery developer announces latest cell technology capable of reaching almost full charge in under 10 minutes: 'Ready for immediate mass production'
Chinese battery developer announces latest cell technology capable of reaching almost full charge in under 10 minutes: 'Ready for immediate mass production'
Gotion High-Tech, a rival of China's best-known and most successful developer of electric vehicle and other batteries, announced two batteries that can be rapidly charged.
·thecooldown.com·
Chinese battery developer announces latest cell technology capable of reaching almost full charge in under 10 minutes: 'Ready for immediate mass production'