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007 MIGHT be dead, but the V12 engine is alive and well. Ferrari named their new V12 GT after its power plant and Aston Martin are up for a fight with their latest V12 brute, the new Vanquish. The launch images gave us an impression of how striking the new Vanquish would be, but the only way to feel the presence of the car is to see it in reality and we were given the opportunity last week.

Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille was back from September 12 to 15 - 2024 for the seventh edition of the concourse of elegance on the iconic venue

The Maybach Zeppelin DS8, a pre-war automotive marvel, redefined luxury with its 8-litre V12 engine, groundbreaking transmission, and unparalleled craftsmanship.

Review the 2024 Volkswagen Golf R with 333 PS, a 270 km/h top speed, advanced tech, and a sleek new design. An excellent balance of power and practicality.

Aston Martin has just dropped something truly special for James Bond fans and car enthusiasts alike—the limited-edition DB12 Goldfinger. This ultra-exclusive model is a tribute to 60 years of Bond’s iconic relationship with Aston Martin, and it’s packed with nods to the legendary DB5 from Goldfinger.

It’s well known that car enthusiasts often have a passion for miniatures, especially ultra-realistic ones. One brand that stands out in this niche is Amalgam. While many people enjoy watching speed-build videos of these intricate models, Amalgam takes the art of miniature automotive replicas to an entirely new level.

GTspirit review the 2025 BMW M5 PHEV and its V8 turbo power combined with electric assist for a combined 727 PS. Blistering speed, and up to 70 km ev range.

Finali Mondiali Ferrari 2024 unfolded at Italy’s legendary Imola circuit, attracting Ferrari fans worldwide to witness the brand’s season finale and celebrate

Since the 1960s, the Mercedes Pullman has been the ultimate in luxury, from the W100's V12 grandeur to the W222’s Maybach elegance. Read more here at GTspirit!

With the 911 GT3 RS Tribute to Jo Siffert, Porsche is paying tribute to the late Swiss racing driver while also commemorating the first victory of the legendary 917 almost 55 years ago. On 10 August 1969, Siffert and Kurt Ahrens won the first international 1,000-kilometre race at the Österreichring near Zeltweg. The experts at Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur built the extraordinary one-off as part of the Sonderwunsch programme.