The first customer orders for the retro-styled, V12-powered RML short-wheelbase model have gone into production. Each car takes approximately nine months to build, with a level of attention to detail and personalization throughout. Following the completion of the ‘Car Zero’ prototype, RML is now building the first three cars for customers. Only 30 of the …
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LEGO has revealed a brick version of the classic Land Rover Defender 90, ready for small off-road adventures. The new model commemorates Land Rover’s 75th anniversary and is based on one of the company’s most famous vehicles. arrive Help launch a new seriesAfterwards, LEGO shipped an actual Defender 90 to the Scottish Highlands, where it …
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Theon Design has revealed its latest bespoke Porsche 911, designed for an Italian client with a matching 1973 Carrera 2.7 RS. Dubbed the ITA001 (as the first Theon Design restomod to be sold in Italy), the car is said to fulfill customers’ fantasies of what an air-cooled 911 could achieve. almost every part 964 generation …
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Ford has unveiled the latest part of its plan to become an all-electric vehicle brand in Europe by 2030. Ford Explorer took an iconic American name and applied it to an electric SUV designed for buyers this side of the Atlantic. Beneath the bold styling is a functional interior filled with clever features that make …
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Best-looking new car of 2023? It may only be March, but we already have a winner. The Roma Spider is Ferrari’s new ‘entry-level’ convertible, replacing the far less photogenic Portofino M. Powered by a 620hp 3.9-litre V8, it can sprint to 62mph in 3.4 seconds and dry your puff at 199mph. Prices have yet to …
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