5 Times U.S.-Spec Cars Were More Powerful Than Europe’s, And 5 Times They Weren’t Sunday, November 21, 2021 ARTS, BUSINESS, NEWS, POLITICAL, SOCIAL, SPORTS Edit Cars sold on either side of the Atlantic might look the same and wear the same badges, but things can often be very different under the hood. Who got the best deal?. | Tweet Subscribe to receive free email updates: Related Posts :2018 Hyundai Tucson Gains New Variants And Additional Equipment The Hyundai Tucson is entering the 2018 model year with a host of improvements which seek to increase its appeal. Currently arriving at de… Read More...Nissan GT-R 'CrankZilla' By Wheelsandmore Boasts Up To 740PS The market is filled with all kinds of tuning packages for the Nissan GT-R, but Wheelsandmore believes there's room for one more. So, with… Read More...AMG Boss Hints At Big Model Expansion In 2019 Mercedes-AMG offers a dizzying array of high-performance models including everything from the entry-level CLA 45 to the bonkers G65. The c… Read More...Why Would Anyone Even Consider Drawing A Lamborghini Supermini? As controversial as it may have been for a supercar maker such as Lamborghini to step out of their comfort zone and build an SUV, it pales … Read More...Tuned BMW M4 And Mercedes SL63 With 750HP Each Go Head-To-Head With 750 HP on each side, you'd think that this half-mile drag race between an F82 BMW M4 and a Mercedes SL63 AMG would come down to the wi… Read More...
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