by AutoExpert | 20 November, 2020
This is a video show for the most luxurious supercars that will be released next year.
Ferrari, Bugatti, Rimac, or Lamborghini - each company is has prepared for the 2021 market something unique and impressive.
Just enjoy the video collection.
Ever found yourself chuckling because you swore your car just winked at you? Or maybe you’ve had a moment of empathy when it struggles to start on a cold morning? It’s pretty normal to tre
You know, it's kind of wild, but America’s sweetheart, the Ford Mustang, isn’t all about the Coyote V8 anymore. The hot topic now? The Mustang Mach-E, and yeah, it’s electric! Wh
Hаve you noticed that cars today аre bigger and pack more punch than the muscle cаrs of the past? Well, there’s a whole host of reаsons behind this trend, and it's not just because bigger of
Mazda is enhancing its electric vehicle strategy by establishing a new battery production plant in Japan. The facility, set to open in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, will focus entirely on buildi
Ever wondered about the craziest things people do with cars just to get into the record books? Well, buckle up, because the world of car records is as bizarre as it is thrilling. Here’s a rundow
Florida will build an experimental radioactive waste road. The project has received approval from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Mosaic Fertilizer, a company that produces phosphate fer
Dacia is all set for an action-packed 2025 Dakar Rally, with three Sandriders ready to face the brutal terrain of Saudi Arabia from January 3-17. The team has some impressive drivers lined up this yea
Lamborghini is recalling just two of its 2024 Revuelto supercars over a possible oil leak that could lead to a fire. The issue comes down to a faulty oil flange connection between the oil tank and rad
Mazda is gearing up to smash its U.S. sales record from 1986, with more than 420,000 vehicles expected to roll off dealer lots in 2024. Specifically, that’s a 16% jump from last year, and the mo
GMC has revealed pricing for the 2025 Terrain, and yes, prices are climbing. The base Elevation model starts at $31,395 for front-wheel drive and $33,395 for all-wheel drive. That’s a $1,300 bum
