I bought my new daily driver - a 2015 S65 AMG, the most powerful sedan ever made by Mercedes-Benz. It has a 621 horsepower twin turbo V12, and mine may be the ugliest one in existence. Oof.

Based on the GLS63 AMG, this super SUV is very modified from its basic AMG brethren ... Mercedes’ own interior ambient lighting set to red makes the interior feel like home. Most importantly though ...

We've become accustomed to new cars commanding high power outputs, with the number of cars extracting 1,000 hp from their powerplants becoming increasingly common. Just 15 years ago, half of that - ...

A new hybrid engine and chassis upgrades have injected personality and huge capability into the 992 – it’s our favourite 911 this side of a GT3 ...

Mercedes-AMG’s all-new GT3 car is slated to begin on-track testing this year according to the brand’s head of customer racing Stefan Wendl, who ruled out a full customer rollout until 2027 ...

We stay in Europe for a little longer for the third engine on our list: Mercedes-AMG's M178 LS2. Don't be fooled by the LS2 name, though — this has nothing to do with GM's second-generation LS ...

The Toyota Motor Corporation has been one of the most important players in the automotive industry for over seven decades. During that time, it established itself as a manufacturer of reliable and ...

Since that car launched, AMG has been taken over by a new boss, one who admits that the company has lost some loyal fans but stands by it being the right decision for the performance car company.

The models feature AMG and Maybach branding ... Powering this opulent creation could be the twin-turbocharged 6.0-liter V12 engine found in the Maybach S680, which delivers 621 hp (463 kW ...

Engineer, Soichiro Honda, founded the brand in 1948 when it started out as an internal combustion engine builder and then evolved into a motorcycle builder and distributor, before moving onto ...

While commercial aircraft manufacturing is dominated by two big players, Boeing and Airbus, the engine industry has a similarly small playing field. Four big companies make up 99% of the global aero ...