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With uprated power and more goodies

Comfortable cruiser, sports car, track weapon. Very seldom do these traits come together in one package. In fact, you usually find one or two of them in a car, but never all three at the same time. This is what the 2016

Supercar-like wagon and liftback

When we think of high-performance motoring, we normally imagine a Ferrari, a Lamborghini or even a Pagani. But slowly, Audi is making a name for itself in the realm of extreme sports cars, and not just for its R8 supercar.We'

How exactly did the badge come about?

An emblem is a car brand's identity--it aims to make the brand identifiable and memorable to an audience. Associating that emblem with personal experiences is achieved by how an individual connects with it, and the importance of a brand through

This Audi TT has more power than an R8

When one thinks of a concept car, the image that comes to mind is a spaceship-like design with an interior that makes you feel like you're on the Starship Enterprise. This picture isn't unfounded, as many manufacturers use concept

The original sporty baby Benz

Mercedes-Benz has built a reputation around making some of the most stately sedans in the industry. Cars such as the S-Class and the E-Class are known for their ability to waft through the twisties as if you were gliding

Few cars are better in circuit driving

Porsche has just announced the world premiere of the ultra-desirable 911 GT3 RS. Anyone who knows his cars should be aware that this headline is nothing to scoff at. That's because this popular Porsche variant practically blurs the line between

Audi unveils new-generation R8 supercar

Audi once again flexes its muscles in the supercar game with the arrival of the all-new R8, set to make its world debut at the Geneva International Motor Show beginning this weekend. The second-generation R8 is sleeker and sharper, and

Mid-engine sports car joins GT club

For the longest time, Porsche models were segregated into three basic categories. The 911 (and its derivatives) and the limited editions (Carrera GT, 918) were the track cars; the Boxster and the Cayman were the cruisers; and the four-door models (Panamera,