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Images courtesy of Porsche From JustLuxe Content Partner MensGear When news first surfaced about Porsche’s foray into sustainable motoring, most were genuinely excited, while some had doubts. However, the remarkable success of the first-generation Taycan and its succeeding iterations tell us the marque nailed the formula. Now, they’re catering to potential clients still on the fence regarding EVs with the 911 GTS T-Hybrid. Despite the growing demand for eco-friendly rides, not everyone is eager to switch directly from internal combustion engines to battery-electric systems. It’s a long-standing concern that the current technology can never surpass the efficiency of a petrol-powered…

From JustLuxe content partner The Supercar Blog A 1972 Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, part of the Dare to Dream Collection, has been sold for $4.9 million. The car was offered during the RM Sotheby’s auction in Toronto, Canada. This Lamborghini Miura SV has had an illustrious ownership history. Past owners include Jay Kay of Jamiroquai. It even featured on Top Gear in 2004. In 2015, the car underwent a complete restoration at Cremonini Carrozzeria in Italy and remains in concours-quality condition today. It retains its numbers-matching chassis, engine, and body panels stamped with the original 771. The Miura SV is…

From JustLuxe content partner The Supercar Blog Bugatti has revealed the latest example of the Chiron Super Sport. It’s called the L’Ultime, which translates to ‘The Ultimate’. It’s the 500th and final Chiron to leave the Molsheim factory. The Chiron Super Sport L’Ultime is finished in a dual-tone shade of Atlantic Blue and French Racing Blue with matching wheels. It even gets a blue Bugatti badge and an intricate hand-painted livery featuring key events from the Chiron’s lifecycle. Another unique detail is the hand-painted number “500.” It can be found on the hubcaps and the rear wing and is also…

(credit: Bugatti)Whilst the new hypercar closely resembles the Veyron and Chiron at first glance, the new car by Legendary French automaker Bugatti exudes beauty, performance and luxury. Unlike previous cars which garnered their names from the company’s racing drivers, the Tourbillon actually draws its name from the tourbillon, an 1801 watchmaking invention that helped increase the accuracy of timepieces. The Tourbillon is the first car introduced under the collaborative partnership of Bugatti and Rimac and also was announced at Bugatti’s Molsheim headquarters. Driven by Bugatti Pilote Officiel Andy Wallace, the car's appearance marked the first major gathering there since the…