Luxury Cars

Sweet relief. These are the first two words that came to my brain the second I slid into the cockpit of the new McLaren Artura. I’d just swapped out a high-performance SUV for this compact hybrid supercar for the week and couldn’t have been happier. Why? Because there is something truly special about a modern McLaren. They’re sharp, nimble, technical and incredibly responsive cars, and from a driver’s perspective, McLarens just have a way of communicating to you that feels almost emotionally intelligent. Though, I suppose that’s what some people call ‘feedback’. And unfortunately, it’s a trait few cars can brag about these days.

A nondescript warehouse in Sydney’s Northern Beaches is not the likeliest HQ for a flashy new investment fund – and gives away few clues as to the riches within. Inside, it’s a different story: row after row of high-gloss, high-octane supercars fill the space, some on full display; most, tantalisingly hooded and double-stacked. It’s just one of three sites housing the luxury auto assets in Chrome Temple’s growing portfolio.

Fancy a helicopter with sex appeal? Look no further than the ACH130 Aston Martin Edition, says high-flying Australian techpreneur Jean-Paul Thorbjornsen, who was the first in the world to own one.

The Bombardier Service Centre became the home of unwavering excellence on February 7th when Pagani of Singapore and Bombardier joined forces to show off two of their finest examples of luxury, power and speed.

Few are the cars that have had the cultural impact of the Chevrolet Corvette. Even in the age of electrification, the American icon has evolved with the best of them. The arrival of the fuel-efficient Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray feels like a natural conclusion. Arguably the marque's most highly anticipated release to date, it has all the makings of a soon-to-be classic, from its hybrid powertrain to its new drive settings and even tyres.

Among the many pleasant surprises that came with the 2025 McLaren Artura's launch is the introduction of its Spider open-top sibling. Interestingly, the design and meticulous lightweight packaging of the original Artura was said to have presented quite the engineering challenges for the Spider.

The Flying Spur is arguably one of Bentley's proudest creations that boasts an amazing performance that a combustion engine provides, as well as the efficiency that an electric motor holds. While most of the core components and upgrades are similar to its third-generation predecessor, the all-new Flying Spur becomes the most powerful four-door supercar the marque has ever created yet.

The BMW 7 Series is undoubtedly one of the marque's proudest creations, offering a lineup of full-sized luxury sedans that deliver both the impressive performance of a combustion engine and the efficiency of an electric motor.