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Ford Performance has rewritten the rulebook at the Nürburgring, where its all-electric SuperVan 4.2 and Lightning SuperTruck set record-shattering lap times. Faster than the Mustang GTD, these prototypes prove just how far EV technology has come and hint at what might be coming to future production models.

The legendary Tyrrell P34 from the late 1970s. While its unconventional six-wheel design initially raised eyebrows, it quickly silenced skeptics with an impressive track record of victories.

The legacy of the ZR1 is marked by feats such as the C4 generation’s LT5 V8, which ran flat out for 24 hours, covering over 4,200 miles.

The Tesla full-size truck has been transformed into a formidable track beast, equipped with a twin-turbo flat-six powertrain sourced from the iconic Porsche 911.

With 585 horsepower, 740 Nm of torque, a 0-100 km/h sprint in just 3.5 seconds, and a 260 km/h top speed, these numbers are typically associated with high-performance sedans or supercars.

Japan's Aspark is pushing the boundaries of electric hypercar performance with a new, more potent version of its Owl model. The enhanced edition, known as the Owl SP600, has made headlines with its astonishing top speed during recent testing.

The Lotus Elise VHPK marks Analogue Automotive’s bold reinterpretation of the iconic S1, delivering 400bhp per tonne in a mere 600kg single-seat chassis.

The Ford Supervan has long held a legendary status among automotive enthusiasts, especially those with a penchant for unique engineering feats.

This particular model, now available in Indiana, is a pristine black example with only 6,000 miles on the odometer.

The Ford Focus RS has always been a favorite among petrolheads, but this modified beast takes things to the next level. With lightweight Barracuda Dragoons wheels, a striking Coral Peach wrap, and performance upgrades, this hot hatch is built to turn heads and dominate the road. Let’s dive into the details of this eye-catching RS!