Designer and entrepreneur Henrik Fisker used the past weekend’s Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance to unveil a new car based on the bones of the Aston Martin Vanquish. It’s called the “Thunderbolt”, and should there be enough demand for it the guys at Galpin Auto Sports will offer a small run for sale.
The all-new Camaro isn’t the only major reveal Chevrolet has planned for next month’s New York Auto Show. The General Motors Company [NYSE:GM] brand is also bringing a new Malibu sedan, which has been teased in a new video.
The Mercedes AMG Formula One team is proving to be once again unbeatable, winning yesterday’s 2015 Australian Grand Prix in style with a one-two finish. The good news is that Ferrari showed some promise, with its new recruit Sebastian Vettel managing to make the podium.
You’ll find all of these and more in today’s car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Henrik Fisker And Galpin Build Aston Martin Vanquish-Based Thunderbolt
GM Tapping 40 Years Of Drive Data To Make 2016 Malibu Most Dependable Ever: Video
One-Two Finish For Mercedes AMG At 2015 Australian Grand Prix
2015 Bentley Mulsanne Review
Hand-Building A Bugatti Veyron’s W-16 Quad-Turbo Engine: Video
2016 Chevrolet Spark Gets More Upscale Interior: Korean Photo Leaked
Cadillac CT6 Gets 64-Percent Aluminum Structure That Saves 198 Pounds
Nissan Murano Vs. Ford Edge: Compare Cars
Dodge Temporarily Restricts Orders Of All SRT Hellcats Due To Crazy Demand
2017 Nissan Leaf: What We Know So Far About New Electric Car
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