While the Wednesday Want typically revolves around cars, for this week’s edition we are mixing it up a bit. Instead of the traditional four (or six) wheel creations, this time around we’re going for two. Nonetheless, this motorcycle still has a connection to a prominent British automaker.
Is Ferrari getting ready to launch a new special edition to its lineup? Thanks to a sneak Instagram user, it looks like that’s the case. It won’t be just one, either.
Last year BMW unveiled that it was entering into the quickly growing world of Formula E as a works team. Now we have a better idea just how its new car will look when it takes to the starting grid.
Electric semi-trucks are not a new concept. Tesla, Nikola, and Thor all have concepts they’re working on. However, Volvo Trucks is taking things a step further with its latest concept called Vera.
Every so often, a startup comes along and declares it’s cracked some challenge of modern car design. Everyone makes a big fuss, and then a couple of years later you wonder where they’ve gone, only to find out they quietly went belly up.
Bugatti has several awe-inspiring cars on its resume. From the Art Deco era Type 37 to the modern day Chiron and Divo, pretty much everything is amazing in some way. The subject of this week’s Want is no different with the Bugatti EB110.
Could Nissan be working on a new Z car? Up until now, the answer to that mostly consisted of hearsay and rumor. But in a recent interview with Which Car, Alfonso Albaisa, the Nissan Senior Vice President for Global Design, confirmed a replacement is in the works.
Lexus has introduced its newest flagship product, joining the likes of the LS, LX, and LC. However, one of these things isn’t like the others. Forgoing a new model of car or SUV, the automaker is instead bringing out a yacht.
There’s something cool about movie cars. In fact, we’ve featured a few in previous Wants such as the Land Rover Defender from Spectre or the 350Z from Tokyo Drift. This week we are taking a look at another film car, the Peugeot 406 from Taxi.
If you own a McLaren F1 and doubt its authenticity, you now have a place to go. For a fee, the team at McLaren Special Operations (MSO) will certify your F1 and make sure it’s up to snuff.
Last year Rudy van Buren walked away with the title of World’s Fastest Gamer from McLaren. He ended up scoring a job with the company and getting some pretty cool perks along the way. Now the runner-up in the competition is getting a racing job of his own.
It was only in June that LEGO released its model of the Bugatti Chiron. That 3,599-piece kit looked like a bit of a challenge, but LEGO has already one-upped it with a new model.