Page 12 - Petrol Cars

So until we can get back to driving high-performance cars – unleashing their cerebral horsepower on the tarmac and burning some unnecessary rubber at every given opportunity – let us have look back at some of the best performance cars we have already driven.

The new long-wheelbase version of the Bentayga is as opulent as a medieval castle. Here's our review of what is Bentley's most expensive car for India.

So here comes the million dollar question. Is it worth your hard-earned cash? Well, of-course, yes! The first made-in-India AMG 43 avatar of the brand’s most popular name plate, the GLC, is simply a hoot to drive, with just the right number of horses stuffed under the hood, and very little going against it if you’re always going to be behind the wheel.

This is the 2020 Lamborghini Huracan Evo. An updated version of the new generation “baby” Lamborghini and a comprehensive one at that too.

I scratch my sleepless head as the needle slides past 1am. My sixth sense convinces me that the 385bhp/520Nm demonic matt-black AMG parked downstairs beckons for the night-crawler in me to be resurrected. Moments later, I crank the 3.0-litre Bi-Turbo V6 to life...

The X4 is offered in the M40i variant for the first time. It is powered by a 382bhp-producing 3.0-litre, six-cylinder petrol engine.

The model is likely to be called the Temerario.

Production of the iconic W12 to finish in April 2024

Mercedes-Benz is expected to launch the new-gen GLC by the end of 2022.

Rolls-Royce recently unveiled its first-ever all-electric car — the Spectre. This is a two-door uber-luxurious all-electric saloon, which was first teased over a year ago, and now has been revealed fully in production form. It marks the carmaker's first step towards its transition to a pure-EV future in 2030. Here's a picture gallery of the EV that still carries forward the typical RR style.