Simran Rastogi

There are movie fans, and then there’s the fan who commissioned Bugatti to make a special-edition Transformers-themed Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse in 2014. This is the same Bugatti model that debuted in the fourth movie in the series, Transformers: Age of Extinction. Commissioned as a tribute, the car is now listed with Sotheby’s with just over 3,000 miles on the clock, having last been serviced by Bugatti in Munich in 2022.

Not to be outdone by the electric Mercedes-Benz G-Class making history, Mansory has taken the wraps off the P850 — a Mercedes-AMG G63 that’s had the

Ferrari has Rosso Corso red. Lamborghini the wedge shape. And Bugatti? The trademark horseshoe grille. It’s one of those design elements that is immediately recognizable and forever associated with the French luxury sportscar maker, even in the latest Bugatti Divo. Except the Bugatti horseshoe grille didn’t start out as such. In fact, it has nothing to do with horses, even though founder Ettore Bugatti was well known as an avid equestrian, horse breeder and collector of horse-drawn carriages.

Airbnb has created what just could be the ultimate automotive experience as part of its exclusive ‘Icons’ experiential series, not just for hardcore

Six years after it debuted as the world’s first super-luxury SUV, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan enters its Series II phase. That’s Rolls’ lexicon for the

Even in the outlandish world of car collectors, it’s not every day you come across one who’s so wealthy they forget they own an example of one of the greatest supercars ever made. Which is why Ion Țiriac, ex-tennis player and coach turned billionaire, is making waves for his collection. Not to mention his forgotten Ferraris. While the Tiriac Collection museum in Romania currently houses one Ferrari F40, it’s another example he once owned that’s stirring up attention.

Jaguar is looking to make the move from another premium automobile manufacturer to a luxury marque, with a brand relaunch in the works. Part of the upmarket move is a renewed focus on North America and EVs. The brand may thus choose to show off the first of three new all-electric models based on a new bespoke electric platform, the Jaguar Electric Architecture (JEA), at the Pebble Beach Concours in August.

If a car covered in purple velvet and sequins doesn’t scream avant-garde high-fashion, what does really? The covers have been taken off a bespoke BMW XM inspired by supermodel Naomi Campbell at this year’s Cannes International Film Festival, marking the third year the brand has been the automotive partner for the prestigious festival.

Developed to replace the V12-powered Lamborghini Aventador, the PHEV Lamborghini Revueltov offers up to 1,001 horsepower making it the most powerful Lamborghini, ever. It also makes the Revuelto the most powerful plug-in hybrid hypercar at the moment. Now, Lamborghini and Sonus faber, maker of handcrafted Italian audio equipment, have joined hands to offer an audiophile-level in-car audio system for the Raging Bull for the first time. Sonus faber audio systems are also found in other high-end Italian supercars, like the Maserati MC20 and Pagani Huayra, for example.

The Morgan x Pininfarina Midsummer is a $200,000 BMW-powered, retro roadster with hand-beaten body panels that can take over 250 hours to create