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Ferrari just dropped two wild versions of the 296—the 296 Speciale and Speciale A (that’s the open-top one)—and both are absolute beasts. They now pump out a whopping 867 horsepower,
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Alright, Supra fans, it’s almost curtain call for the A90 generation. Toyota’s getting ready to say goodbye to the current GR Supra with a 2026 Final Edition, but before you get too hyped
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