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There was a time—and this wasn't that long ago—that buying a Subaru meant making some sacrifices. In exchange for your symmetrical all-wheel-drive system, practicality, safety, and a friendly dog-loving image, you gave up things like sound deadening, an interior you actually wanted to spend time in, and reliability (Can somebody say «head gaskets?»). With the 2025 Subaru Forester, it's clear that Subaru is keen to put those days behind us.
Despite being a humble pleb, I've always really liked Rolls-Royce. It's a brand that's so unashamedly itself, boasting an honest but sophisticated approach to its snobbery that I appreciate—it lets you know it's better than you but in a classy way. However, the new Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge Series II is more aggressive-looking and less couth than before, robbing the Cullinan of some of that sophistication.
Rolls-Royce's blacked-out Cullinan Black Badge was popular enough to warrant a follow-up. Designed for buyers who want a less traditional look, the Cullinan Series II-based Black Badge features specific exterior details and carbon fiber trim that takes 21 days to manufacture.
Remember the Bentley Batur from a couple of years ago? Well, it’s back, but this time it’s without a roof, so allow us to introduce you to the Bentley Batur Convertible.
Mitsubishi South Africa has introduced the Triton Shogun, a limited-edition version of its popular bakkie, featuring a mix of unique styling elements and enhanced off-road capability. Here is how much the flagship bakkie will cost local buyers and what is new!
Following six years on the market serving as a pinnacle of SUV opulence, Rolls-Royce has now unveiled the Black Badge Cullinan Series II which will serve as a significantly refreshed iteration of its popular model.
Not long ago, Bentley released the Batur. It's a coachbuilt two-door limited to just 18 units. They all cost $2 million and they were sold out before schmucks like us could even get our hands on one. That's because they were said to be among the last of Bentley's historic W12 models and now, there's another.
Do you live in a wealthy town overpopulated with Italian supercar owners but you don't have the funds to own one yourself? Then you might want to take a look at this 2008 Corvette Valarra that's headed to the Indianapolis Mecum auction on May 15. It looks like something made by Zenvo, or any other extreme supercar brand, but at a fraction of the price.