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Saturday, 2 July 2016

2017 Ferrari GTC4 Lusso First Drive

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2017 Ferrari GTC4 Lusso First Drive: All You'll Remember Is Getting There

I arrived here in the towering Alps with lofty expectations for Ferrari's latest all-wheel-drive, four-seat adventuremobile, the GTC4 Lusso. After all, a colleague and I once drove its predecessor, the FF, to the snow-capped summit of a 14,000-foot volcano in Hawaii.

Man Killed In Tesla Autopilot Crash May Have Been Watching 'Harry Potter'

One Week With the 2016 BMW X1 xDrive28i: This Baby's Got Skills

2016 Ford Focus RS: The Experience of Ownership, Part 1

Go Inside Lamborghini's Advanced Composite Structures Laboratory

350 Unique Ferrari Special Editions Planned for 70th Anniversary

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Friday, 1 July 2016

Lamborghini Centenario LP 770-4 First Drive

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First Drive of the 759-HP, 220-MPH Lamborghini Centenario LP 770-4

Glistening in the early morning light is the one and only Lamborghini Centenario demonstration prototype in existence, and we're about to drive it. We open the door, duck under its low flying roofline, and climb into the yellow-over-black cabin. Starting up the fighting bull's V-12 with 6.5 liters of muscle mass, we roll onto Nardo's superfast handling circuit to see what this hellhound on the prowl can do.

Future Cars You Won't Want to Miss: The Ford Bronco Returns!

Tesla Crash Results In First Known Death Involving Autopilot

Honda Celebrates 40th Birthday of Accord, the Perennial Best-Seller

This Police-Spec '62 Triumph TR4 Is the Coolest Pursuit Vehicle We've Ever Seen

The First-Ever Shelby Cobra Heads to Auction for the First Time in History

Thursday, 30 June 2016

One Week With the 2016 Ford Explorer Platinum

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One Week With the 2016 Ford Explorer Platinum: To Have and To Have Lots

My, this is a big rig. Despite being on sale for roughly five years now, somehow I haven't previously climbed behind the wheel of a fifth-generation Ford Explorer. And when I do, the considerable boost in size over the gen-four model is something of a shock. This may officially still be a "midsize" crossover, but the latest Explorer feels huge. With the optional second-row bucket seats and standard third row, this 2.5-ton brute can transport six adults -- and everyone flies first-class.