Explore the finest used V12 luxury cars, from Jaguar XJ-12 to Rolls-Royce Phantom VII, offering unmatched style and cruising ...

Laserdisc? Ford's nuclear Nucleon? Some ideas just don’t catch on. Cue the decadent double-decker minivan, but at least it ...

BMWs have long been marketed as "the ultimate driving machines," and a big part of that appeal is the engines that sit under their hoods. Unlike brands that forge rich history with particular ...

In the past, Ferrari made you wait to get a suntan in one of its front-engined V12 super-GTs. Cars like the 550 ... and can be completed at speeds of up to 45kph. Meanwhile, the rear window can be ...

Here is a car that is wider than a BMW 7-series limousine ... To these eyes, the pronounced haunch over the rear wheel also looks a little like the one in the 1960s Japanese manga, Speed Racer.

According to BMW, the oil and water cooling systems have also been completely redesigned and the housing is lighter yet more rigid. While the ‘Gen5’ relied exclusively on this SSM in different ...

Reggiani has since retired from the company, but the Revuelto is proof that keeping a high-winding V12 in its flagship model ... radial flux unit for the rear that's mounted above the Revuelto's ...

The overall process from concept to production took a little over two years. Design was overseen by Peter Stevens, also known for working on the McLaren F1 and BMW V12 LMR, along with a host of road ...

Every car here is rear-wheel drive — as it is decreed ... Powering the 850i is BMW's first production V12, the M70. This all-aluminum 5.0-liter V12 produces 296 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of ...

Number 27 TWR XJR-S - The Incredible Jaguar V12 That Took On BMW's M Cars! Posted: February 16, 2025 | Last updated: March 8, 2025 The XJS was never designed as a race car, heavy and refined it ...

Lower down, the German automaker has cleaned up the rear bumper. Gone is the polarizing central notch from the 2025 model, yet BMW retained the quad-tip exhaust setup we all know and love.

Ask any racing driver how much power they want, and the answer will always be "more". But there is one exception to this rule, and it's called the TVR Cerbera Speed 12. When TVR boss and racing ...