Honda Prelude e:HEV returns to Europe with hybrid power, S+ Shift, and agile handling, blending performance, comfort, and innovative design. The sixth-generation sports coupe revives the iconic nameplate with elegance, advanced suspension, and a driver-focused cockpit.
Ferrari F76 digital hypercar celebrates Le Mans legacy with generative design, twin fuselages, and virtual NFT innovation for Hyperclub clients. The project fuses racing history, biomimetics, and futuristic design in a unique digital experience.
Toyota showcases the Camry GT-S Concept at the 2025 SEMA Show, blending showroom-ready design with race-inspired performance cues. The concept explores how bold styling, refined stance, and functional upgrades could redefine the modern sport sedan.
The 2004 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet is the culmination of Porsche’s all-wheel drive sportscar development, pairing a 300 hp boxer engine with a lightweight, viscous-coupling quattro system and the dynamic control of Porsche Stability Management (PSM).
The 2003 Volvo S80 retained its familiar profile but underwent significant redesigns inside and out, featuring “cut diamond” details that forged an image of modern elegance and prestige for the brand’s flagship sedan.
Produced from 2000 to 2006, the Audi allroad quattro was a pioneering wagon crossover built on the C5 A6 Avant platform. It was distinguished by an advanced air suspension and standard quattro, offering unmatched flexibility.
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The 2001 Volvo C70 Coupe was a provocative and passionate expression of Scandinavian design purity, created to savor the joy of driving. It was the first true sports coupe from Volvo in decades, setting a new aesthetic standard for the brand.
Explore the rich heritage of the 2003 BMW M3 CSL, a lightweight, motorsport-inspired icon with intelligent engineering and a potent 360 hp engine. This special edition redefined performance, continuing a tradition that began in the 1930s.
