The new Porsche 911 pays homage to its iconic history through the use of familiar shapes and curves with a splash of modern ingenuity.

Technical specs include:
Power: 283 kW/385 HP
Acceleration: 0-100km/h in 4 secs
Top Speed: 293km/h

The Brabus 850 4x4 Final Edition is a Mercedes G-Class that has been tuned to its absolute limit as it hits the 838HP mark!

The general theme of this monster is ‘bigger is better’.
Brabus have taken the model’s 5.5L twin-turbo V8 and upgraded it to a reworked 6L. There are also bigger turbos and a larger diameter intake for more engine cooling.
The 850 rides higher too, as it has been elevated to a 60cm ground clearance thanks to clever tweaking of the portal axles.

Aesthetically, a more aggressive body has been fashioned with the addition of a naked carbon hood scoop, an LED light bar that stretches across the roof, and huge fender flares that cover the high-performance 22-inch wheels with Pirelli Scorpion ATR tyres.

The all-new Audi A6 sedan is available now for $95,500 before on-road costs.
The new-gen model comes in two engine variants, the 45 TFSI and 55 TFSI, both equiped with 48V mild-hybrid technology and Quattro all-wheel drive as standard.

A plethora of extra kit has been added to the new model including 19-inch alloy wheels, matrix LED headlights, heated front seats, a dual-screen MMI touch system (10.1-inch top and 8.6-inch bottom screens), Audi Virtual Cockpit, wireless phone charging, and Audi Connect plus services.

Driver assist systems include adaptive cruise control with traffic jam assist, 360-degree cameras with kerb view function, front and rear parking sensors, Audi pre sense front and rear (AEB and rear-end collision detection), active lane assist, collision avoidance assist (emergency manoeuvre assistance), intersection assist and exit warning.

Audi have claimed that this new A6 has received $13,000 of extra equipment compared to the previous-gen model. As a result, this has marked it as a strong E-Class and 5 Series competitor.