A 1962 Ferrari 330 LM has just set a new record for the price paid for a Ferrari at auction. The high price of more than $50 million isn’t surprising considering that Ferrari built just two examples like it, and this one was also raced by the factory team.
Volkswagen recently confirmed plans to make the Golf an electric vehicle for its next generation, though that won’t happen for some years still. In the meantime, the current eighth-generation Golf will be given a facelift, and a prototype for the facelifted version of the high-performance Golf R has just been spotted.
Porsche wants to further differentiate its Turbo models from the rest of the pack, and will do so by introducing exterior and interior accents in an exclusive color dubbed Turbonite gray. The gray color will even extend to the Porsche crest logo, replacing the gold and red sections.
You’ll find these stories and more in today’s car news, right here at Motor Authority.
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