The Jaguar F-Type SVR will get a range of personalisation options at the Geneva motor show later this week, with the company revealing new Graphic Pack options for its performance flagship.
Available "at no extra cost", the F-Type SVR's Graphic Pack is available in six different motorsport-inspired flavours.
The decals accent various areas of the vehicle, including the grille surround, mirror caps and aero winglets, while '575' graphics signify the F-Type SVR's 575PS (423kW) power output.
Indian automaker, Mahindra is preparing a new model onslaught in the next three years, with an array of products set to strengthen its lineup in Australia and around the world.
The first new product for Mahindra will arrive in the form of a compact SUV to be positioned below the current seven-seat XUV500 and use a platform provided by the Ssangyong Tivoli, set to appear in the next 12 to 18 months.
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Everyone’s heard of the Subaru Outback. It’s been the default choice in affordable all-wheel station wagons for as long as we can remember, with bulletproof reliability, all-wheel drive and extra ride height over its lower-slung Liberty stablemate.
Bentley Bentayga V8 brakes are largest, most powerful on a series production car
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The standard brakes on the Bentley Bentayga V8 aren't what you'd call 'small'.
The steel rotors measure 400mm up front, gripped by six-piston calipers from Brembo.
According to Bentley Bentayga product line director, Peter Guest, the package was approved after an exhaustive development process.
"Long before we settled on this system, we got through many, many pad combinations and other stuff to get to where we were happy with the braking performance of the standard brakes," Guest said.
