Luxury Cars

From JustLuxe content partner The Supercar Blog The 2005 Ford GT was a homage to the iconic GT40 that won Le Mans four times on the trot. The Ford GT GT1 race cars developed by Switzerland-based Matech Concepts went on to race in the FIA GT1 World Championship. The company had 30 unfinished race chassis left after the ‘GT1’ class was discontinued. For the last 15 years, these have been stored in climate-controlled warehouses by Ford Performance. Under the skin is a 5.2-liter, twin-turbo V8 race engine that is capable of producing over 1000 hp. It comes paired with a…

AudiDriving an Audi e-tron infused with the same Audi DNA performance and handling as their fuel cars, is even more thrilling at every turn. The luxury fully-electric Audi e-tron models have a quicker pick up. Just step on the pedal and go from 0 to 60 in less than 5.5 seconds. Equipped with an e-quattro all-wheel drive system, the intelligent technology and advanced charging capabilities make this one of the most innovative and sustainable electric automobiles in the world. Engineered for stability, the core of the Audi e-tron is it's 95 kWh battery with a range of up to 205 miles.…

From JustLuxe content partner The Supercar Blog In 2019, the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ became the first production car to breach the 300 mph barrier. 2 years later, the first eight cars have rolled out of the Atelier, ready for delivery. Bugatti is building a total of 30 Chiron Super Sport 300+ hypercars. They are finished in the “World Record Edition” livery, inspired by the Veyron Super Sport. The cars feature a Jet Black carbon fiber exterior with Jet Orange racing stripes. The engine cover and even the windshield wiper are made from carbon to save every ounce of…

From Justluxe Content Partner CarExpert 440kg. That’s roughly how much a thoroughbred horse weighs. It’s also how much the new Caterham Seven 170 weighs. That makes the 170 the lightest production Seven of all time and the lightest production car on sale, and it even tips the scales at around 10kg-20kg less than the Renault Twizy quadricycle. The boutique British brand says it has made its long-running Seven compliant with Japanese Kei class regulations by popping in a smaller engine, which in turn has reduced the car’s weight. A spokesperson for Caterham Cars Australia said the Seven 170 won’t be…

From Justluxe Content Partner CarExpert Mitsubishi became the first mainstream car brand in Australia selling a plug-in hybrid SUV when it launched the Outlander PHEV in 2014. Now the company is expanding its range with plug-in derivatives of the smaller, edgier Eclipse Cross, ostensibly targeting a younger buyer than its bigger sibling. The pitch for the Eclipse Cross Plug-In Hybrid – Mitsubishi doesn’t use the ‘PHEV’ moniker anymore because it’s non-descriptive – is that it promises daily electric commuting and petrol-fuelled road tripping. Throw in trick two-motor all-wheel drive (AWD) and an interesting design, and you have what looks like…

From Justluxe Content Partner CarExpert The plus-sized Lexus RX L is the marque’s second-biggest-selling model line, even if it trails behind the usual German suspects for wider acceptance with luxury SUV buyers. Given this particular generation of RX saw service on local shores since 2015, it certainly looks like it’s found a place until a replacement arrives, due to surface globally sometime in 2022. Maturity isn’t a necessarily bad thing. In the case of RX, it was treated to a facelift in 2019 that, although rudimentary from the outside, including a slew of detailed changes intent on polishing what was…

From JustLuxe content partner The Supercar Blog Chevrolet has released the first official images of the upcoming Corvette Z06. The car seen in this image is the standard version. Looks like Chevy has saved the hardcore Z07 for later, as the car is set to make its debut on October 26. The biggest highlight of the 2023 Corvette Z06 will be its engine. The 5.5-liter V8 now features a flat-plane crankshaft and is said to produce over 600 hp. [embedded content] The Z07 package adds some track-focused bits to the car, including a more aggressive aero package with an active…

From JustLuxe Content Partner MensGear In addition to blackout themes for, gear, accessories, gadgets, and automobiles, we also love to see certain shades of metallic brown. To illustrate what have in mind, take a look at the Flying Spur Hybrid Odyssean Edition from Bentley. This high-class sedan embodies the carmaker’s vision for future luxury automobiles under its banner. This limited-edition offering supposedly showcases the marque’s plans for its cutting-edge platforms. The company is ready to fully phase out combustion engines in the coming years. Therefore, a hybrid powertrain is an acceptable solution for the time being. Bentley points out that clients…

From JustLuxe Content Partner MensGear Earlier this week, we were talking about Ferrari’s plans of releasing an all-electric supercar or hypercar by 2025. Ahead of that, it will also be introducing more hybrids given the success of the LaFerrari and F90 Stradale. Meanwhile, Maserati is likewise doing something similar, but for a different platform. Instead of the luxurious sedans or supercars of the badge, the Levante Hybrid SUV takes a step closer to electrification. The shift to fully electric systems is — in the words of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) baddie Thanos – “inevitable” down the line. Therefore, much like…