When the Rolls-Royce Ghost was first introduced in 2009, it signaled an expansion for the British brand, offering a more contemporary and dynamic alternative to the iconic Phantom. Positioned as an entry-level model (by Rolls-Royce standards), the Ghost was designed to attract a new generation of luxury buyers seeking the renowned craftsmanship and opulence of …

When the second generation Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG (C218) was introduced in 2011, it set a new standard for high-performance luxury sedans, blending the elegant lines of a four-door coupe with the raw power of an AMG-tuned engine. As the successor to the first-generation CLS63, the C218 brought a fresh design and new technology.Under the hood …

When the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG was introduced in 2010, it paid homage to the legendary 300SL Gullwing while incorporating modern-day engineering and performance. This wasn’t just about introducing a new model; it was a statement piece. The SLS AMG was the first car entirely developed by Mercedes-AMG, and it focused on redefining the standard for …

When the 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 was introduced, it meant a bold return for one of Ford’s most iconic performance nameplates. Building on the Mustang’s legendary heritage, the GT350 wasn’t just another addition to the lineup; it was a vehicle engineered to redefine what a modern muscle car could be, seamlessly blending raw power …

When the Lexus RC F was introduced in 2014, it represented Lexus’s commitment to crafting a high-performance coupe that could challenge the established players in the sports car segment. Built on the foundation of the RC coupe, the RC F brought with it a focus on performance and a bold design, showcasing Lexus’s dedication to …