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After a rather short teaser campaign, Ford has just unveiled the 2021 Ranger Raptor Special Edition. A Europe-only model, it comes in limited numbers and features enhanced looks inside and out. Set to arrive at dealers in October, the pickup truck will be available in Performance Blue, Conquer Grey or Frozen White, with twin matte black racing stripes edged with red contrast lines. The front tow hooks sport a red finish, and the grille, front and rear bumpers, flared wheel arches and door handles have a matte black look. The cabin of the 2021 Raptor Special Edition has been upholstered in sta...

This is the new Ford Ranger Raptor special edition. It’s a limited-run version of the pick-up, which features a handful of styling revisions inside and out. Production will be limited to around 700 units for all of Europe, of which roughly 50 will make it to the UK. Prices are yet to be officially released but, given the nature of the upgrades, we’re expecting a premium of around £1,500 over the standard pick-up, which will push its starting price past the £50,000 mark. First deliveries are expected to arrive in October. Exterior tweaks over the standard Ranger Raptor include matte blac...

Ford Ranger Raptor Special Edition debuts in the UK 25 May 2021 5:39 pm / 2 comments Say hello to the new Ford Ranger Raptor Special Edition. Launched specifically for the European market, the Ranger Raptor SE will be produced in limited numbers to ensure exclusivity, though exactly how many will be made remains to be announced. The most striking identifier of the pick-up is the matte black and red racing stripes, which is used on the bonnet, roof, lower body sides, rear wings and tailgate. The front tow hooks are also finished in red, whereas the wheel arches, front and rear bumpers, do...

Adds aggressive styling and motorsport-inspired technology to the crossover Published:  May 03, 2021 12:39 wheels 1 of 7 Hyundai has revealed the Kona N, the first SUV to join the firm’s range of performance models. It follows a similar ethos to the i30 N hot hatchback by bringing aggressive styling and motorsport-inspired technology that should deliver a thrilling driving experience. Image Credit: Supplied 2 of 7 Under the bonnet sits a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with an eight-speed automatic ...

We're still waiting for that fastback, Hyundai. Hyundai's N brand expansion continues in the US. The Hyundai Veloster N will soon be joined by the just-revealed Kona N and, in the near future, the Elantra N. Meanwhile in the UK, the i30 N hatchback and its ridiculously cool fastback counterpart have been refreshed for the new model year and, bottom line, they're better than ever. Now, the i30 N isn't really necessary in our neck of the woods but the i30 N Fastback would be more than welcome. The closest we will get is the traditional three-box design Elantra N.