Like most of its peers, Hyundai Motor Group is preparing for a future without the internal-combustion engine. Reports out of Korea claim the automaker has already closed the engine development center at its main R&D hub, with staff transferred to electric motor, battery and semiconductor departments.
The famous Flying Mustang built by Shelby American and raced by Ken Miles is headed for auction. The car was sold at auction only last year, where it fetched $3.85 million, and current estimates suggest the price could go even higher when the car goes under the hammer next month.
Remember when even the most exotic supercars had just over 500 horsepower? Those days are long gone as you can now purchase family sedans and crossovers with more than double that output. We've put together a list of the ten most powerful cars in production to help you identify today's heavy hitters.
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