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The Average Sales Price Of A New Porsche Is $128,000
Porsche had its annual press conference this week, and apart from announcing the 911 Hybrid, the company also shared the usual dull financial figures. We won't bore you with most of the numbers, but there is one that stood out. In 2023, customers paid on average about €117,000 on their purchase. At current exchange rates, that works out to approximately $127,800.
Max Verstappen cruises to victory at the Saudi Arabian GP
Max Verstappen stayed firmly on course for another season of dominance in Formula 1 on Saturday by winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Wildly Wedge-Shaped Volvo Is Today's Bring a Trailer Find
Originally, the Volvo 480 was created with America in mind. Even its pop-up headlights were designed to meet U.S. bumper and lighting regulations. If things had gone according, to plan this sleek shooting brake would have begun helping shed the automaker's frumpy image as a maker of safe but staid rolling boxes in 1987. However, much to Volvo's chagrin, souring exchange rates in 1986–1987 drove the 480's projected base price into Nissan 300ZX territory before it ever arrived. Volvo repeatedly postponed its U.S. launch before giving up entirely in early 1988. But that was then, and this is now. The 480 was built from 1986 to 1995, so all versions are now legal imports under the 25-year rule. This recently imported 1994 Volvo 480 GT is up for auction on Bring a Trailer—which, like Car and Driver, is part of Hearst Autos. All 480s are rare in the U.S., but the GT is the rarest variant of the car and one of only 250 built. While the loss of the 480 was a bitter pill for the company's U.S. arm, the car generated lots of excitement in Europe, at least at first. The slick looks, penned by Dutch designer John de Vries, referenced the prett
Watch the World’s Fastest Camera Drone Chase an F1 Car at 200 MPH
From package delivery to surveillance, drones have revolutionized how various industries perform—but perhaps none more than TV broadcasting. In many sports viewers are now treated to ridiculous camera angles thanks to zippy camera drones, but like most other equipment, they have their limitations. In Formula 1, those limitations are speed and stability. Until now.
Striking 1974 BMW 3.0CSi Coupe Is Today's Bring a Trailer Find
Modern BMWs certainly have a lot of presence, but elegance is somewhat thin on the ground in Munich these days. It's as if your favorite classical cellist decided to go off to be a DJ in a Miami nightclub. Let's rewind the tape to one of BMW's greatest hits, when six-cylinders and a manual gearshift were the equivalent of three chords and the truth. This drop-dead gorgeous 1974 BMW 3.0CSi currently up for auction on Bring a Trailer—which, like Car and Driver, is part of Hearst Autos— that's been treated to a no-bolt-left-unturned restoration. Its long-nosed silhouette is perfection, its airy cabin offers a feast for the eyes outside and from behind the wheel. There are all sorts of lovely details to appreciate, like th
2025 Kia Tasman ute confirmed for Australia, first official look
Kia Australia has formally confirmed plans to unveil its first ute before the end of this year ahead of showroom arrivals next year.