Cars like the Bugatti Chiron don’t need reviews to sell. But for those of us that can only dream of experiencing the $2.6 million beauty, our in-depth first drive review lays it all out.
There will soon be a new player in the ultra-luxury arena, and its name is Lagonda. Judging by the latest comments of CEO Andy Palmer, Aston Martin appears to be finally ready to return Lagonda to standalone brand status.
Speaking of ultra-luxury brands, a sedan blending Bentley and Rolls-Royce design cues has been spotted testing. The sedan is destined to be the next presidential limo for Vladimir Putin.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
2017 Bugatti Chiron first drive review: the king of the exotics
Report: Lagonda will be Aston Martin's standalone brand for ultra-lux cars
2017 Russian presidential limo (Kortezh) spy shots
Deathwatch, continued: Faraday Future still stalled in the desert
Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel stuns with 2017 Formula One Australian Grand Prix win
All-electric personal watercraft launch for quieter lake journeys
Self-driving Uber tests on hold after Arizona crash
Utah takes toughest in nation stance on drunk driving
David Brown Automotive announces follow-up to Speedback GT
First 'release candidate' Tesla Model 3 driven: video posted by Elon Musk
