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    Morgan Supersport 400 Review

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    The Morgan Supersport 400 (£135,558 starting in the UK) is a rather unique British roadster, and the most powerful Morgan ever made. It has 402 horsepower from its BMW-sourced inline 6 turbo engine, and has a claimed 0-100km time of just 3.6 seconds. It also sports several visual and performance changes over the standard Supersport, like front wing vents and new lightweight wheels. But its price puts it up against some rather serious competition. Will this retro-styled roadster be able to keep up with the big dogs? Thomas and James can’t wait to find out! Subscribe! Videography: Karston Chong…

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    2027 BMW iX3 Review

    By Throttle House

    The 2027 BMW iX3 50 xDrive ($75,900 starting in Canada, $61,500 starting in the US) is the first vehicle built on BMW’s brand new dedicated-EV platform - the Neue Klasse. The iX3 is smaller, more affordable, and doesn’t chase after luxury the same way as the current iX. It has an estimated range of 698 km and takes 21 minutes at a fast charger to go from 10% to 80% charge. But how is it to drive and live with? And will it win over BMW fans who are hoping for an engaging experience? Thomas and James can’t wait to find out! We hope you enjoy the episode. Subscribe! Videography: Karston Chong an…

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    Audi RS4 vs Mercedes C63 vs BMW M3 // $30,000 Question

    By Throttle House

    The 2007 Audi RS4, the 2008 BMW M3, and the 2014 C63 AMG 507 Edition can all be found for a similar cost (~$30,000 USD / $42,000 CAD) and they all offer V8 sedan thrills. The Audi has a manual transmission and a legendary Quattro AWD system. The Mercedes has a massive 6.2 L engine and a boatload of torque. And the BMW has a rev-happy engine and fairly significant weight advantage. But which would you choose? And which offers the best blend of performance and dailyability? But most importantly, should you still buy one of these today, or choose something more sensible? Thomas and James can’t w…

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