Aston Martin to keep making V12 engines until 2030; manual transmission coming back – EV in next decade
Aston Martin is aiming to launch its first fully electric vehicle by 2030, reported Autocar. According to CEO Adrian Hallmark, the brand’s first EV will arrive by then, and hybrid versions of its
Missy Elliott isn’t just a music icon; she’s a trendsetter who knows how to make a statement, even with her car collection.
Plenty of cars are lauded for pleasant engine sounds, so let's check the opposite -- cars that sound like the dying gasps of ...
The Urus SE, driven now in the UK for the first time, has plenty of hardware to support that statement. Because more than ...
The Aston Martin Valkyrie first emerged as an electrically assisted 6.5 litre, naturally aspirated V12 hybrid mid-engined ...
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This is it: the Valkyrie aiming to win Le Mans with V12 powerIronically it’s the (checks notes) least powerful Valkyrie ever built, with WEC’s regulations insisting that the 6.5-litre V12 be turned down from its customary 11,000rpm and 1,000bhp+ to a more ...
Cars like the E31 BMW M8, the V16 7 Series, and this—a V12-powered BMW Z3. And BMWBlog was given access to BMW Classic’s collection to check it out. You’ve seen the Z3. It’s tiny.
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This Supercar Had The Only Tranverse V12 In HistoryDesigned by Bertone's Marcello Gandini Engine: 4.0-liter-V12, five-speed manual ...
Aston Martin’s new CEO Adrian Hallmark said the company can be sustainably profitable—without continuation cars.
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