Welcome to the famed Autobahn, an intricate system of motorways connecting various German regions and cities. Only a few vehicles have the power, stability, braking capacity, and the efficiency to accelerate up to 205 mph in a short cycle of time and decrease speed profusely before hitting impending traffic. For the rest it’s an untenable position. The 2013 Continental GT Speed which now becomes Bentley’s fastest production vehicle ever is amongst this elite few. Why, it only has a top speed of 205 mph.

Lamborghini 2013 Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster Lamborghini adds another roadster to its stellar line-up in time for summer 2013 sunshine. The new Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster will very likely become the most sought after production vehicle from the Raging Bull while setting the bar enormously for the world standard of luxury, open-air supercars. The Italian […]

2013 Jaguar XJL Ultimate The newly presented XJL Ultimate captures the essential Jaguar design elements of elegance, muscularity, sleekness and strength. The icon features bespoke British craftsmanship, lightweight aluminum construction and astonishing performance with respectable efficiency. Extending its luxury business class experience, the XJL Ultimate includes a power rear seat workstation, an illuminated chiller box, […]

Kimatni D. Rawlins explores Italy in various Lamborghinis.

It remains a total mystery how the Porsche team manages each and every year to improve upon what seems to have already been the ultimate high performance sports car. But somehow they do just that consistently without fail. This is a practice that has gone on for nearly 50 years since the 911’s inception.

Some may think that an all-electric fantasy car from Rolls-Royce would be pretty gaudy. Others might categorize it as a brilliant plot for producing strategic advantages in the ultra-luxury vehicle segment.

Graduation in the early 80s saw diesel powered Benzes at their peak. You could choose from entry level diesel sedans, to a cool coupe, to the top of the line S-Class diesel.

BMW’s new i brand may just be the closest connotation to an oil free society to date – closer than any other developments within the auto industry. The German carmaker from Bavaria has made concerted efforts to showcase the global intentions of the brand, clearly pinpointing their mission statement.

Some may think that an all-electric fantasy car from Rolls-Royce would be pretty gaudy. Others might categorize it as a brilliant plot for producing strategic advantages in the ultra-luxury vehicle segment.