After reports that Lexus would kill off its sultry V8 and hybrid V6 grand tourer, the brand has revealed what looks like a final LC edition.

These Mercedes AMG and BMW M models combine style, clout, and grace and are the best the two German brands have had to offer in the last few years.

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Wheels works out whether the new Porsche 911 – dubbed the 992.2 generation by the brand, an update on the 992 model released six years ago – is worth the price tag.

Two monsters. One road. The 750HP Porsche 992 Turbo S faces off against the 1100HP McLaren 720S in an insane real-world performance battle. Raw acceleration, turbo screams, and hypercar dominance ...

Porsche’s new 992.2-gen headlight design is also present. Both cars are, of course, sporting the rear fender intakes Porsche’s 911 Turbo models wear, making them instantly identifiable.

Ever wonder why the eighth-generation Porsche 911 is called the "992?" Well, there's a pretty complicated story behind the answer.

The 992.1 Turbo was richly provisioned with safety-promoting tech including all-wheel drive, an electronically controlled diff at the back and a hydraulic one in the middle.

Long awaited finally Porsche teased out the new 2025 Porsche 911 992.2 Carrera GT3 which is as ravishing as expected.

Porsche enthusiasts are disappointed by the lack of a manual option in the new 992.2 911, leading to increased demand for manual 992.1 models. This could potentially result in a surge in resale ...