When the BMW i8 was first introduced in 2014, it represented a groundbreaking moment for BMW, it was eco-conscious engineering with the idea of a sports car. As part of BMW’s visionary “i” sub-brand, the i8 was more than just a new model; it was for the future of hybrid mobility, where performance and sustainability

When the 2014 Mercedes-AMG S63 was introduced as part of the W222 generation, it was a new era for the S-Class lineup. Building on Mercedes-Benz’s long-standing tradition of combining opulence with cutting-edge performance, the S63 AMG took the brand’s flagship sedan to new heights.Photo by The Daily Drive At the heart of the S63 AMG

When the second-generation Audi RS5 was introduced in 2017, it was a new chapter for Audi’s high-performance coupe, departing from the naturally aspirated V8 of its predecessor. This evolution aimed to blend increased efficiency with uncompromising performance, updated design, and updated powertrain.Photo by Motor TrendAt the heart of the second-generation RS5 is a 2.9-liter twin-turbo

When the Ferrari FF was first introduced in 2011, it represented a groundbreaking moment for the brand. Ferrari, known for its high-performance sports cars, ventured into uncharted territory by creating its first four-wheel-drive production car, blending the essence of a grand tourer with the capability of a daily driver. The FF, short for “Ferrari Four,”

When the BMW Alpina XB7 was first introduced in 2021, it was building upon the already impressive BMW X7, the Alpina XB7 wasn’t just another variant; it was a meticulously crafted statement of performance. As one of the most powerful and luxurious SUVs on the market, the XB7 aimed to combine the spaciousness and comfort