Simon Wittenberg, Editor of Luxurious Magazine, the world’s leading online luxury news portal and
digital publication, takes a look back at some of the luxury cars which made
the headlines during the last twelve months, and reveals what we can expect in
the coming year.
Bentley chose Russia’s Moscow International
Auto Salon (MIAS) in August for the international debut of the 205 mph Continental
GT Speed coupe, the fastest road car the company has ever produced. The British
marque also signalled their return to motorsport with the Continental GT3
concept racer, the first time they will be hitting the track since their
historic sixth Le Mans victory in France in 2003.
Just before 2012 came to a close, BMW launched their facelifted Z4 sportscar which will be arriving
in showrooms from March 2013, 80 years after they first offered such an
exciting concept, and will bring a higher level of specification than ever
before. The headlights now include white LED corona rings and a white ‘eyebrow’
whilst three new colours of Mineral Grey, Glacier Silver and Valencia Orange have
also been added to the specification. Prices range from £27,610 to £45,795.
The BMW Z4 Sportscar
Jaguar uncovered their highly anticipated
F-Type two-seater which supersedes the iconic E-Type. Costing from £58,500, customers
can choose from three variants of the new model which boasts the company’s most
advanced iteration of Jaguar’s acclaimed rigid and lightweight aluminium
architecture to date. The company’s Academy of Sports Ambassador and Olympic
athlete, Jessica Ennis, made its UK dynamic debut in front of a crowd of over
500,000 people at the Lord Mayor’s Show in London.
The Jaguar F Type
Land Rover uncovered their new generation Range
Rover, the world’s finest luxury SUV which retails from £71,295. The latest
line-up features an Autobiography 4.4-litre SDV8, Vogue 3.0-litre TDV6 and two
Autobiography models powered by the 5.0-litre LR-V8 Supercharged petrol engine.
New additions in terms of equipment include panoramic and contrast roofs, and
the all-aluminium body enables significantly enhanced performance and
efficiency.
At the Paris Motor Show, McLaren
Automotive took the wraps off a concept version of their new P1 supercar which
is slated to cost in the region of £800,000 when it goes on sale in the latter
part of 2013. This followed the launch of the convertible version of their 12 C
model, named the 12 C Spider, which made its official European debut in the
summer at the inaugural Windsor Concours of Elegance which took place within
the grounds of the town’s royal residence.
The McClaren Automotive P1 Supercar
Back in April, Mercedes-Benz
presented the new SL 65 AMG, the Stuttgart-based manufacturer’s V12 roadster.
The AMG 6.0-litre V12 "biturbo" (twin-turbocharged) engine develops a
staggering maximum output of 630 hp and maximum torque of 1000 Nm. The
unrivalled performance figures of the new SL 65 AMG translate into an
exceptional driving experience: 0 to 62 mph takes 4 seconds with the 125 mph
mark achieved after only 11.8 seconds.
The Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG
Porsche upped the power stakes of its twin-turbocharged
engine by 10% to 550 hp which is housed in their new flagship Cayenne Turbo S
4x4. The five-seater, which makes the sprint from 0 to 62 mph in 4.5 seconds,
surpasses the driving performance of many sports cars and is priced from £107,460.
In addition, the German luxury marque used the USA’s LA Auto Show in November
to unveil its third generation Cayman mid-engined sports coupe, which made its
very first appearance back in 2005. The latest version of this model is up to
30 kg lighter than its predecessor, and offers up to 15% greater fuel
efficiency, despite its increased engine output and driving performance.
Looking forward, after what was an exciting year for the
sector, 2013 is set to be a significant milestone in the history of some of the
world’s best loved brands. Aston Martin will be celebrating their 100th
anniversary, whilst Sant’Agata Bolognese’s Lamborghini in Italy will be
commemorating their 50th birthday in the form of a parade through
some of the country's most beautiful cities. Furthermore, Woking’s McLaren led
by Ron Dennis will be highlighting the 50 years since Bruce McLaren founded
what is now one of today’s most revered and innovative automotive and racing
marques.
Luxurious Magazine will be reporting from the Geneva Motor
Show in Switzerland which opens on 05 March, 2013.
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