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Gordon Murray on How Sketching Cars and Building His New Brand Helped Him Survive Cancer Original

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Even at 80 years old, Gordon Murray continues to design some of the most beautiful and driver-centric vehicles on the planet. His company, Gordon Murray Special Vehicles, revealed the new S1 on Friday at Monterey Car Week, and somehow, that a limited-run V-12-powered stick-shift supercar still stands out amongst a field of other high-brow unveilings from the likes of Aston Martin, Koenigsegg, McLaren, and others.
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The Bentley Torcal Is Crewe's First All-Electric Car Original

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By Aaron Brown Verified
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Bentley on Monday showed off the first official image and revealed the name of its upcoming electric crossover, the Torcal. Road & Track got a semi-exclusive early preview of the upcoming EV, and we have additional insight into its overall design. The Torcal is slated for a full reveal on September 23, so for now, details are extremely limited.
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The Ferrari Luce Delivers a Radical New Shift Original

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By Aaron Brown Verified
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Ferrari revealed the Luce, its first all-electric car, in Rome on Monday afternoon, setting forth a radically different take on what wears the Prancing Horse. Badging aside, at first look, there's little about the Luce that resembles the Ferrari we know today. The brand previously announced that it would carry four doors, but clearly, it's far from a battery-powered Purosangue.
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