It’s the end of the era at McLaren. Ron Dennis, the man that turned a once struggling Formula One team into a billion-dollar technology empire, has agreed to sell his stake. For Dennis, it’s the end of an almost four-decade tenure at McLaren.
Patent drawings have surfaced revealing what’s almost certain to be the next-generation Aston Martin Vantage. The good news is that the design looks noticeably different to the DB11.
Mercedes-AMG’s tipped to be introducing a new ‘53’ series range, starting with a new CLS53. Power in the new range is expected to come from a hybrid system combining a turbocharged inline-6 with an electric motor.
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Ron Dennis agrees to sell McLaren stake, exit company
New Aston Martin Vantage revealed in patent drawings
Mercedes-AMG to introduce ‘53’ series hybrids, starting with next CLS
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Why 2-motor hybrid systems are better than those with just 1
Next Mercedes-AMG A45 to have at least 400 horsepower, possibly hybrid tech
Woes mounting for recalled 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivan
2018 Nissan Leaf reveal coming September 6
IIHS says Tesla electric cars have higher miles, more costly repairs
