As time goes by, people get more used to convenience and ease, which is all because of technology.
In 1987, Ferrari F40 was designed with bare-bones features to achieve the 200 mph mark.
The gas price continues to soar, and the transition to an electric vehicle as an attempt to go green surges simultaneously.
Sports cars first appeared in Europe in the early 1900s and are now produced by a variety of companies worldwide.
Even after auto transmission became popular, we could not comprehend sports cars without a manual transmission.
There are rising concerns about the green credentials of traditional combustion engines.
Hybrid cars are energy-efficient, cleaner, and provide the best of all worlds when it comes to motor vehicles.
With technological advancements comes a new age for vehicles.
Whether it’s in terms of capacity, hauling power, or the contribution to the global carbon emissions, SUVs stand unbeaten.
