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Audi has surprised the world by unveiling an all-new V8-powered supercar in Monaco ahead of this weekend’s F1 GP.  Dubbed the Nuvolari, this futuristic machine is powered by a twin-turbo, hybrid-assisted 4.0-litre V8 engine.  It’s the same engine that powers Lamborghini’s Temerario, but Audi notes that their Nuvolari will produce more power.  Exact figures are yet to be confirmed, but

Audi’s long-awaited electric sports car is edging closer to production, with fresh spy shots revealing the latest development vehicles undergoing testing in Europe. The new model, expected to serve as the spiritual successor to the TT, was previewed by Audi’s striking Concept C at last year’s Munich Motor Show. While the production car remains under wraps, the latest images provide

British restomod specialist Theon Design has revealed its latest interpretation of the air-cooled Porsche 911, a heavily re-engineered 964-generation coupe. Built as a one-off commission, the latest creation features a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six producing 421bhp (314kW), driving the rear wheels through a six-speed manual transmission. Weighing in at 1146kg thanks to extensive use of carbon fibre, Theon says the

Auto Distribution Holdings has issued a recall in New Zealand for a number of models across Peugeot and Opel.  The recall notice posted to the NZTA mentions the Peugeot  3008, 308, 408 and 5008 are included, as well as the Opel Astra.  Vehicles produced between 2024 and 2025 are included in the recall notice. “Affected vehicles may experience in randomly