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Ferrari Amalfi Spider revealed globally, offering a 3.9L V8, 0-100 km/h in 3.3s, top speed 320 km/h, and premium luxury features. Learn more on YallaMotor.
The 2026 Aston Martin DB12 S debuts with 691 HP, sharper handling & carbon brakes. 0-60 in 3.4s. Learn more on YallaMotor.
Only 16 units exist of Bentley’s 740hp Batur Convertible—the most powerful W12 drop-top. Discover its bespoke design & UAE debut. Learn more on YallaMotor.
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Discover the Avatr 12, an electric grand tourer with a futuristic design, luxury interiors, and impressive performance, offering a 650 km range.
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The McLaren GT is more than just a car; it is a statement of engineering excellence, luxury, and performance. With a price tag of 875,000 dirhams, it promises an experience that combines the thrill of a supercar with the practicality and comfort of a grand tourer. In this review, we take a detailed journey through its design, performance, interior features, and driving experience.
Bentley’s Ultimate Grand Tourer Begins Real-World Testing unveiled its ultimate grand tourer - the Batur - at the 2022 Monterey Car Week with only 18 cars going to be made and, surprise surprise, all of them are already sold out.
Bentley’s coachbuilding specialists division, Mulliner, has revealed a very special car - the Batur. The Batur shows us two things: first, its design gives us a sneak peek into how future Bentley EVs will look like and second, it’s a limited run special that marks the end of Bentley’s iconic 6.0 litre W12 engine.
Mulliner is Bentley’s coachbuilding division that loves to build beautiful, hand-built cars. Remember the gorgeous Bacalar? Yes, that was built by Mulliner. Now, Mulliner is coming up with its second product - the Batur - which will debut Bentley’s design language for its electric cars.
For Bentley, the Continental GT has been one of the best models to ever roll out of its hub in Crewe, England. A sporty Grand Tourer that it is, the Continental GT has always been about a blend of speed and luxury – characteristics that customers have always appreciated about this car.
Explore the exclusive Bentley Mulliner Bacalar, a luxury Grand Tourer with remarkable features.
The Aston Martin DB11 is the British brand's take on the Grand Tourer segment. What this means is that it provides class-defining levels of comfort while retaining the DNA of an Aston Martin to provide unparalleled performance.
The McLaren GT is a Grand Tourer that shifts its focus from outright performance to comfort and comes as a promising adversary to the Aston Martin DB11 and the Bentley Continental GT.
The Ferrari Portofino is the spiritual successor to the erstwhile California T. The new entry-level Prancing Horse was unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2017, and just like its predecessor, the Portofino is also a hard-top convertible grand tourer.
In the exclusive high-end world of luxury Grand Tourers, the Bentley Continental GT has been the undisputed king of the hill since its inception in 2003. The Continental GT has proven to be the British brand’s cornerstone, and is by far their best-selling model in many markets across the world.
The all-new BMW M850i is part sports car, part grand tourer and it’s caused quite a stir amongst its rivals. Namely, the Lexus LC, Maserati GranTurismo, and Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe.
The Ferrari FF when launched in 2011, was as un-Ferrari as a Ferrari could be. It had four seats, four-wheel drive, and the silhouette of an elongated hatchback. Those who bought into the hype of the FF, complained bitterly of how loud, extreme, and unusable it was, and so, the designers went back and designed a softer, more useable grand tourer. That’s the GTC4Lusso.
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