Set to steal the show at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Aurora Tur is a Danish-born beast that mixes jaw-dropping power with obsessive craftsmanship. Packing a quad-turbo V12 with 1,250 horsepower and a hybrid system cranking the total to a wild 1,850 horsepower, this hypercar is Zenvo’s bold middle finger to the big names in the game.
Two machines are gearing up for a quarter-mile showdown that’s set to flip the script on what a family wagon can do. In one corner, the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, a plug-in hybrid supercar with a price tag soaring past $750,000 and a rep for scorching speed. In the other, a BMW M3 Touring, cranked up to a beastly 1,000 horsepower by G-tech Motor-Works.
In the UK, a pensioner with just a mobility scooter and a navigation app turned a quiet Monday evening into a scene from a comedy movie. Out in East London, this unnamed guy took to the A13—a hectic 70mph highway linking Dagenham to Essex—following the digital trail laid out by his go-to Google Maps.
CarWow’s latest drag race throws together an odd couple that’s as wild as it is thrilling. In one corner, you’ve got the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, a 759-horsepower monster that costs half a million bucks. In the other, a BMW X3 M, a family SUV turned supercar rival with a $5,000 aftermarket tune-up.
In Argentina, Renault has spun something wild out of the humble Kangoo Express van, a workaday hauler not exactly known for stealing the show. This one-of-a-kind, stretched, roofless limousine flips expectations with a design that’s equal parts practical and outright bold. Crafted for factory tours at Renault’s Santa Isabel plant, it’s ready to ferry guests in jaw-dropping style.