As was widely expected, the specially prepared Bugatti Chiron that was driven to a top speed of over 300 mph last week is headed to production. Just 30 examples of the car, known as the Chiron Super Sport 300+, will be built, each priced from just below $4 million.
Ferrari's 812 Superfast has spawned a convertible body style the Italian firm is calling the 812 GTS. It's hard to imagine but the car is the first series production Ferrari convertible with a front-mounted V-12 since the Daytona Spider of the early 1970s.
Mercedes-Benz has finally announced a plug-in hybrid option for its popular GLC SUV. The vehicle is badged a GLC350e and packs a 13.5-kilowatt-hour battery. It lands in showrooms in the first half of 2020.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ revealed as world's fastest production car
Ferrari 812 GTS rolls in with V-12, retractable hardtop
Mercedes-Benz GLC now available as plug-in hybrid
GM embraces Google voice, maps
Ferrari F8 Spider revealed ahead of Frankfurt auto show
2020 Ford Escape Hybrid preview: Gas-electric now, plug-ins later
Porsche Taycan now in production, right on time
2020 Hyundai Palisade nabs Top Safety Pick+ award
Ferrari's Leclerc wows home crowd at 2019 Formula One Italian Grand Prix
Porsche Taycan electric car: 2-speed could be first of many in EVs
