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When money is no object, you can basically have any car imaginable, even if it doesn’t exist yet. This “minivan” isn’t quite on the level of the Sultan of Brunei’s special one-offs, but an extra-long Porsche is certainly a sight to behold. It’s not the three-row electric SUV coming later this decade. Instead, we’re looking at a stretched Cayenne Turbo GT commissioned by Mark Zuckerberg for his wife. Pricilla Chan wanted a minivan, and since Porsche doesn’t sell one, the co-founder of Facebook took matters into his own hands. In a post published on Instagram, Zuckerberg says he designed this…
When money is no object, you can basically have any car imaginable, even if it doesn’t exist yet. This “minivan” isn’t quite on the level of the Sultan of Brunei’s special one-offs, but an extra-long Porsche is certainly a sight to behold. It’s not the three-row electric SUV coming later this decade. Instead, we’re looking at a stretched Cayenne Turbo GT commissioned by Mark Zuckerberg for his wife. Pricilla Chan wanted a minivan, and since Porsche doesn’t sell one, the co-founder of Facebook took matters into his own hands. In a post published on Instagram, Zuckerberg says he designed this…
In 1992, the McLaren F1 laid the framework for all hypercars. Then in 2012, McLaren revolutionized the industry with its first hybrid hypercar, the P1. Now, more than 30 years after the original F1, McLaren is reinventing the segment yet again with its most powerful road car to date. Meet the McLaren W1. McLaren The McLaren W1 is powered by a new twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 with battery assist. It has 1,258 horsepower and 988 pound-feet of torque, which gives it a 0-60 mph time of 2.7 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 217 mph—same as the P1. But…