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2025 Cupra Terramar

A little over two years ago, Cupra started the story of the compact crossover SUV, Terramar, and now it is known that the car will debut on September 3rd.

Terramar is named after a former track in the small village of Rocamar near Sitges in Barcelona. It is a combination of emotions and performance, but also a hero of the new era, as the company says.

It will be equipped with an aerodynamic body, an aggressive front mask where the daytime running lights stand out, sporty rear subs and a thin light line, and a bumper with an integrated diffuser. Cupra didn’t say much about the new model, but hinted that it will have a “bold look full of confidence”, as well as the next generation of eHybrid technology.

When information about the Cupra Terramar appeared, many said that it would be powered by an ICE but also by a new generation of plug-in hybrid engines with an electric range of about 100 kilometers. The company did not disclose details, so more information is expected after the official presentation.

Source: Cupra

Aston Martin Heritage Trust in search of the first Aston Martin car

In 1913, Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford founded the company of luxury sports cars and grand tourers, Aston Martin. A year later, the British manufacturer produced its first car, the Coal Scuttle, and now the Aston Martin Heritage Trust is on the hunt for it.

The car was created just before the beginning of WWI, and development was interrupted because Bamford was fighting in France, and eventually left the business. However, despite his absence, work on the Coal Scuttle continued and the car took part in the London to Edinburgh Trial in 1919. Testing and development continued in the early 1920s, and the car was driven around Great Britain. He was often stopped to be photographed, and one of the locations was Loch Awe in Scotland on a salmon fishing trip.

During development, the Coal Scuttle changed, and in the photos it is shown with at least two different types of front fenders, as well as lights and siren. This makes the car difficult to identify and Steve Waddingham (Aston Martin history expert) stated that there were no markings on the bodywork. Despite its historical significance, Aston Martin sold the car for £50 in 1924, which was a significant sum of money for the period.

It is currently unknown where the car is located. It is possible that it is somewhere in storage, maybe with a different body, and there is also the possibility that it was actually destroyed.

Source: Aston Martin Heritage Trust

2025 McLaren 750S with more MSO options

In 2023, McLaren unveiled the successor to the 720S, the McLaren 750S. It is the lightest production car of this British company, which recently launched a refreshed edition of this model with several new things from the McLaren Special Operations (MSO) department.

The car weighs only 1,276 kilograms, which makes it lighter than its predecessor by thirty kilograms. The McLaren 750S is powered by a mid-mounted 4.0-L biturbo V8 engine with 750 hp (552 kW) and 590 lb-ft (800 Nm) of torque, which is 30 hp more than the McLaren 720S. Power is sent to the rear wheels via a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission with shortened gear ratios compared to the 720S.

The refreshed version now comes with a larger color palette and customers can choose from Volcano Red, Volcano Orange, Anniversary Orange, Solar Yellow, Napier Green, XP Green, Tokyo Pearl, Viola Viola, Dove Grey, Soho Grey, Tarmac Black and Alaskan Diamond White.

Customers can also choose between MSO Contrast Pack 1 which includes unique Bespoke colors with brake calipers and side mirror details in the same shade, while MSO Contrast Pack 2 includes Alcantara upholstery in Carbon Black, vibrant interior details, as well as MSO details on headrests.

The car also gets Stealth badging front and rear, and black McLaren badging on the rim caps, and McLaren also offers exposed carbon front fender vents, as well as body-colored ones.

Source: McLaren

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