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Built between 2000 and 2002, the fifth generation of the iconic Corniche marked the end of the famed nameplate from Rolls-Royce and one of the final models before BMW’s takeover in 2003. The newest version of the convertible Corniche retained its status as Rolls-Royce’s flagship car and, at the time of its debut, was offered at a list price of $..

Building upon the critical and commercial success of the first R8, a second- generation model was unveiled in 2015. Available as a coupe or open-top spyder, the new R8 resembled its predecessor while introducing more contemporary, angular elements. Most prominently, new LED headlights and a hexagonal grille contributed to a more aggressive appea..

The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, marked a return to the brand’s roots of commanding, front-engine, rear-wheel- drive grand tourers. The “Super Leicht Sport” would be the Mercedes-Benz flagship model, designed to celebrate the iconic 300 SL of the 1950s, with its initial Gullwing and later Roadster offerings, ..

Given Ferrari’s penchant for building high-performance supercars to commemorate important anniversaries, it came as little surprise when the manufacturer announced at the 2016 Cavalcade that it would produce 350 special-edition cars in 70 different liveries for its 70th anniversary. To be built in conjunction with Ferrari’s special Tailor Made d..

Established in 1967 and legendary for its long tradition of racing and tuning success with Mercedes-Benz vehicles, AMG made an indelible mark in the mid-1980s with its AMG Hammer, a V-8-powered E-Class model which delivered race-bred performance for the road. Offering a wide variety of upgraded engines, alloy wheels, and aerodynamic styling prod..

In the early 2000s, BMW brought us iconic models such as the E46-generation M3 and E39-generation M5, which ushered in a golden era for BMW’s road-going performance cars. The pinnacle, however, was the Z8 – a limited-edition, two- seat roadster designed by the famed Henrik Fisker. Its aluminum monocoque space frame, which kept weight to a minimu..

Developed to homologate the 911 in the FIA GT3 sports car racing class, the 996 GT3 was introduced by Porsche in 1999. A “Carrera Cup” car for the road with a few creature comforts added back in, and a spiritual descendant of the iconic 911 Carrera RS, the GT3 enjoyed considerable success on the track with class wins at Le Mans, Sebring, and Day..

Debuting at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1990, the Mercedes Benz 190E 2.5-16 Evolution II is the ultimate variant of the 190E sedan, designed to homologate the car for the German DTM race series. Immediately identifiable by its large adjustable rear wing, deep front air dam, and body side moldings, the Evolution II was wind-tunnel tested to en..

Initially shown as a concept at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, the 918 Spyder combined classic Porsche qualities with bleeding-edge technical capability; it featured an innovative hybrid drivetrain that promised to impart otherworldly performance with low fuel consumption and long electric range. Met with an ecstatic reception from the motoring pre..

The Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren would be unveiled in 2003 to huge fanfare, owing to its earlier concept counterpart, the Vision SLR. An abbreviation for “Sport Leicht Rennsport,” the SLR was a product of a long-standing partnership between Mercedes-Benz AMG and McLaren, their lead Formula 1 partner at the time. Mercedes-Benz was set to deliver the..