McLaren has put up for sale five genuine Formula 1 cars — from Ayrton Senna's 1991 machine to Lando Norris's 2023 car.

All five vehicles have been preserved by the team after their racing careers ended. Among them are Jenson Button's 2012 car and two of Norris's machines. The most recent example even spent time in the hands of Brad Pitt while preparing for a film about Formula 1.

Prices are not disclosed. At McLaren, they explained the sale simply: legendary cars should be driven on tracks, not gather dust in warehouses.

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Subaru is bringing back the STI series in the form of an electric car — the vehicle has already been spotted testing in Japan. So far, this is a prototype with an aggressive silhouette and batteries instead of a boxer engine.

Japanese journalists noted the wider track. According to them, the car resembles the Performance-E STI concept.

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The Ford Mustang received a crazy version with 870 horsepower — and only 50 of these cars will be produced.

The tuning studio RTR turned a regular Mustang GT into a wide-body monster Spec 5. Under the hood is a 5.0-liter V8 with a supercharger, and on the outside, there's an aggressive carbon body kit, flared arches, and signature lighting. The power here is even more than that of the Mustang GTD.

The first units have already started being delivered to customers. Price — from €4,500 ($160,000), which includes the car itself.

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Mercedes-AMG unveiled an electric monster with 1153 horsepower — the new GT 63 accelerates to a hundred in 2.7 seconds.

The lineup will include three versions with power outputs of 536, 805, and 1153 horsepower. The range is up to 700 km. Additionally, the Germans added a simulation of a V8 roar, virtual gear shifts, and seat vibrations to make the driver feel like they're behind the wheel of a gasoline AMG.

Sales will start next summer, with prices starting from €113,500.

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In Britain, one of the most unusual Alfa Romeos in the world is for sale — a 1967 Giulia that has been transformed into a racing car with the body of a real submarine.

The car is nicknamed Red Submarine due to its long streamlined aluminum body. Under the hood is a 2.0-liter engine with 180 horsepower and a 5-speed manual transmission, while inside there is a racing safety cage and a sporty interior.

The most interesting thing is that the car exists as a one-of-a-kind model and is officially allowed on regular roads.

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Clarkson "pulled" a custom Jaguar. And even received an award for it

Every farmer wants to know where to sell wheat, eggs, milk, and everything the child produces. Old Jeremy seems to know the answer.

Together with Ian Callum, the designer of the original F-Type (and more), Clarkson has transformed the Jaguar F-Type V6S into a car called Flax Type.

Flax – that is flax. And the name is not just a play on words here: part of the body parts is made from a composite material with flax fibers instead of the usual carbon fiber.

For the interior, leather and wool from Clarkson's farm Diddly Squat were used.

Nothing is known about the engine so far. But it would be great to run it on sheep manure.

The entire process of creating the Flax Type is showcased in a special episode of "Clarkson's Farm," aptly titled: "Jeremy Builds a Car." It will be released next year on Prime Video.

In the meantime, the "bred" Jaguar shone at the Villa La Massa elegance competition in Florence, where the car received a special jury award🏆