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Lamborghini’s specialist classic car restoration service, Polo Storico, has tackled an even more special vehicle than usual.

There are plenty of ultra-luxury cars out there. From the Rolls-Royce Phantom to the Mercedes-Maybach S, there’s no limit on what you can have or how much you can spend. Most of these cars are European though. If you want something from other parts of the world — or have an irrational hatred of hyphenation — Toyota’s got a new Century limousine for you.

Mazda showed off its updated MX-5 Miata and it has a bit of a surprise under the bonnet.

Volvo took the wraps off its latest S60 today along with christening its new plant near Charleston, South Carolina.

Ford and Volkswagen have announced that both companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to form a strategic alliance.

The last time BMW had an 8-series on its dealer lots was 1999. Now nearly 20 years later we are getting our first glimpse at its new 8-series.

McLaren is setting up to unveil something big at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed. However, right now it’s just continuing to tease us with a series of images.

The Italian coachworks Mole Automobiles has a new one-off Alfa Romeo 4C and it’s drop-dead gorgeous.

Less than a week ago we told you about a report from Car and Driver signaling the return of the Viper. At that time we were a bit skeptical since the rumor lacked a source. Now in a Tweet from Todd Lassa from Automobile magazine, it looks like we were right to question it.

RAM wasn’t the only FIAT Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) brand joining in on the off-road fun at the “Capital Markets Day” presentation. It also announced a new direction for its Jeep brand with a new focus on desert vehicles.

The Ford Raptor is one of the biggest and baddest factory off-roaders out there. However, now RAM is taking a direct shot at the Blue Oval with its entry into the OEM off-road market. Cue the TRX.

Alfa Romeo has revealed its plans for the next five years, and there’s some pretty exciting metal coming up.

Donald Trump’s latest trade target may just be in your driveway. According to German outlet WirtschaftsWoche, the US President is seeking a full-on ban of the country’s luxury automobiles.

Skoda has a bit of a reputation for building bulletproof cars these days. It was a little different in the 1980s, but the modern brand is as reliable as they come. There’s a reason why there’s so many high-mileage Octavia minicabs all across Europe.

Fiat Chrysler axed the Viper program last year, marking the end of a 25-year history. Now, according to Car and Driver, the Viper is poised to make a comeback in 2020 or 2021 — just with a few key differences.

Ford has continued the slow reveal of the monstrous 2020 Shelby GT500. After an initial glimpse of its angry visage, we’ve now got a bird’s-eye view of the +700hp Blue Oval beast.

The world now has its first look at the newest Ferrari. Built through the Ferrari One-Off program the SP38 is one of the best-looking cars to come out of Maranello in quite some time.

Earlier this year, Ford announced it was bringing back the Mach 1 name.

If the new Porsche 911 GT3 RS is a little too tame for you, you’re in luck. Porsche now has a more hardcore racing version of the car sporting the name GT3 R.

Every year thousands of VW fans descend on an Austrian town for Wörtherseetreffen. This is the largest VW and Audi car show of its kind across Europe. As a result, Volkswagen typically brings a concept car along for its fans. This year, it came with a hot Golf GTI sporting the moniker GTI TCR.