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Quick Drive: Jaguar XE SV Project 8 (Jaguar) Jaguar’s mainstream range is full of pretty, premium cars that are nice to drive but largely quite unremarkable. However, there’s a corner of the company that’s allowed to be a little unhinged. Special Vehicle Operations is where Jaguars go to unleash their wild side, and with the XE SV Project 8, we might just have the wildest creation yet. You take one XE saloon and swap out most of the regular mechanical equipment with heavily uprated equivalents, then beef up the body work with flared panels, chunky bumpers and a massive rear wing to give...

2020 Porsche 718 Boxster T First Test: A Smart Package Duncan Brady,Manufacturer © Manufacturer 2020 Porsche 718 Boxster T 9 The badge reads "2020 Porsche 718 Boxster T," a modestly powered variant of Porsche's mid-engine drop-top with an extra dose of sporting intention. You'll recall Porsche previously resurrected its T designation for the fantastic, no-frills 911 Carrera T; if that car is any indication, we should be happy to see the company apply the same treatment to its little siblings. But should you buy a T, or would you be better off dropping a little more cash for...

Every now and then a new car comes along that challenges the status quo. Oftentimes it's a hypercar, a segment only the world's finest brands like Bugatti, Koenigsegg, and Ferrari compete in. But right here in America, there's Hennessey Performance. The Texas-based tuner previously gave us the Venom GT a few years back and now it's much-anticipated successor has arrived. The Hennessey Venom F5 is the world's most powerful road car with performance capabilities that might seem mind-boggling at first. We can assure you they are very real but only a select few customers will be able to experienc...

Hennessey Venom F5 Debuts With 1,817-HP V8, 311-MPH Top Speed ++ Deliveries begin sometime next year. The Hennessey Venom F5, a little more than three years after its introduction, is nearly ready for the world. Deliveries of the super-exclusive hypercar – Hennessey will build just 24 examples – will begin next year after the company puts the car through a final shakedown to fine-tune the high-powered machine. Hennessey claims the F5 will be capable of reaching a top speed of 311 miles per hour (500 kilometers per hour). Hennessey will achieve...

The fact that just 15 are coming to Australia makes the Mercedes-AMG GT R PRO among the very rarest of the road-going AMGs