
Rolls-Royce built the Cullinan to sit at the top of the luxury SUV pile, and Mansory’s Linea D’Arabo version takes that idea further with a full body makeover and more power. The lower front bumper receives a complete redesign that adds fresh air vents, extra daytime running lights, and a new diffuser with side blades.

Honda Racing Corporation USA just rolled out a purpose-built Trophy Truck that carries the Passport name into the harshest desert races on the calendar. Built with Mason Motorsports and set to race under Menzies Motorsports with two-time Baja 1000 winner Bryce Menzies driving, this machine targets the top class of the SCORE World Desert Championship. Its first competitive run comes at the 2027 Baja 500 in June, with the bigger goal an overall win at the Baja 1000 that same year as the event marks its 60th anniversary. The truck appears publicly for the first time at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

Aston Martin just pulled the top off its Valhalla and the result is the brand’s first mid-engined open-cockpit production supercar. Debuting this weekend at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas, the Spider keeps every bit of the coupe’s hybrid muscle while adding the option to drive with the sky above.

Ferrari’s F40 needs little explanation. Built from 1987 to 1992 as the last model Enzo Ferrari personally approved, it remains a pure, lightweight mid-engine twin-turbo V8 machine that still commands multi-million-dollar prices. Most owners treat original examples like museum pieces. Digital artist Onur Bakir, known on Instagram as onb.artdesign, decided the car could handle a contemporary update without anyone having to cut metal.

Mat Watson’s recent Carwow review of the all-new Nissan Leaf shows a car that has finally grown up after years of looking a bit awkward. He compares the transformation to Neville Longbottom in Harry Potter, and the parallel works. Previous Leafs never stood out. This one does, with clean lines borrowed from the Ariya, a full-width light bar, and a low sporty bumper that give it a modern crossover-hatch shape. In electric blue with the black roof and window surrounds it looks sharp from every angle. Flush door handles add to the sleek appearance, though they prove fiddly in daily use and the sloping rear glass cuts into over-the-shoulder visibility. The missing rear wiper is another small frustration on wet British roads.