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Say goodbye to the Competition package and say hello to the Competition; the popular optional bundles for BMW’s M cars have become their own model now. This change starts with  the 2019 M5 Competition, which will be available this summer and adds an extra scoop of power and sportiness to the already highly capable regular model. The Competition model will cost $110,995, a $7400 increase over the base price of the standard 2018 M5. The twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V-8 engine gets a small bump from the base M5’s 600 horsepower to 617. The power peak also changes, from 5700 to 6600 rpm in the lesser car to exactly 6000 rpm in the Competition. Maximum torque remains at 553 lb-ft and is available from 1800 rpm all the way until 5860 rpm, an increase of 160 revs at the high end. The result, BMW says, is a zero-to-60-mph time that drops by 0.1 second to 3.1 seconds; however, the regular car hit 60 mph in a shocking 2.8 seconds  in our testing , so BMW’s time is likely ...
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Best new cars for 2019

  These are the best new cars set to arrive in 2019, featuring a particularly fine crop of EVs, hybrids, SUVs and sports cars... If 2018 was the year of the  SUV , the best new cars for 2019 are all about electrification, as there are a host of new  hybrid  and  full EV  models in the pipeline. All-new electric cars such as the Honda e Prototype and  Mercedes EQC  are leading the way as we head towards the end of the decade, and there will even be an electric Porsche to look forward to. However, the popularity of SUVs shows no sign of waning and we'll still see new 4x4s making an appearance on our list of the best new cars for 2019, including the new BMW X7 , the Aston Martin DBX and the  Mercedes GLA . So, scroll down below to find out what new models we can expect to see in 2019 in alphabetical order. Click the links below to find the manufacturer you're looking for... C-K   L-M   N-P   R-S   T...
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The Nigerian inventor building a flying jet car gos is synonymous with heavy traffic and congestion but self taught inventor, Kehinde Durojaiye, might have the answer to the city's woes: a jet car that can run on land, sea and in the air. Durojaiye, nicknamed 'Kenny jet,' calls his ambitious invention 'an aero-amphibious jet car' and he told CNN he has achieved two out of his three goals. Durojaiye told he has traveled as far as Ibadan (84 miles away from Lagos) in his car and claims it can move 120 kilometers per hour on land and at least six knots on the sea. In a sea of Toyotas and Hyundais, Durojaiye's unconventional looking car certainly turns heads. The Nigerian inventor building a flying jet car By  Yemisi Adegoke  and  François Beaurain Play Video The Nigerian inventor building a jet car  01:19 Lagos (...
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