Posts with Keyword “v8”
Many Jaguars are celebrated in the classic car community and continue to be treasured by collectors worldwide. Today, I briefly present 10 best examples.
Collectible Aston Martins are known for their rarity, design, performance, and craftsmanship. Today, I briefly present 11 iconic, most collectible Aston Martin vehicles.
Collectible Bentley vehicles are known for their craftsmanship, performance, and historical significance. Today, I present 8 of the most iconic and collectible examples.
Mercedes-Benz is the most storied and the winningest German automaker. It is best known as a pioneer of technology. Today, I briefly introduce 14 iconic, most collectible Mercedes vehicles.
BMW has always been the German automaker that prioritized handling. Today, I briefly present 15 iconic, most collectible BMW vehicles.
Maserati's racing success peaked in the 1950s, whereupon it focused on building luxury grand tourers. Today, I briefly go over 10 classic Maserati vehicles that you will appreciate as an enthusiast.
Today, I rank 8 high-end mid-size crossovers on the market in 2024 in terms of their exterior and interior styling. By “high-end”, I mean the so-called “luxury” crossovers with at least 6 cylinders.
Today, I delve into the mechanical evolutions of the BMW N63 hot-V8 biturbo engine by highlighting the most consequential changes in 6 areas from the original 2008 N63 to its three subsequent updates in 2012, 2016, and 2018.
The M145 Maserati GranTurismo is one of the most sensuous grand tourers ever. Today, I detail its mechanical and design variations over the 12-year production run.
Maserati Quattroporte V, tipo M139, is one of the most gorgeous sedans ever. Even over a decade after production ended, enthusiasts still flock to it. Today, I detail the changes in design and mechanicals over its 10-year production run.
Today, I briefly cover how GM’s Dynamic Fuel Management (DFM) system works. It should then be obvious why it is superior to conventional cylinder deactivation technologies.
Today, I rank six V8 diesel engines made this century for passenger cars. This means no truck engines.