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This is a top-tier online platform that showcases the latest and greatest in supercars and luxury living. Established in 2006, GTspirit has rapidly become a well-known source for daily news, interviews, reviews, videos, and special features. The platform keeps you updated on major car events worldwide and shares insights on the newest vehicles and trends in the automotive industry.

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Modern Off-Road Classics: Mercedes G, Land Rover Defender & Toyota Land Cruiser

1 week ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

The Mercedes G-Class, Toyota Land Cruiser and Land Rover Defender are legendary vehicles on and off the beaten track. Yet these classic 4x4s have long become sought-after luxury vehicles as restomods – available, if desired, even with electric drives. Driving an ordinary Mercedes G-Class through the luxury districts of Beverly Hills, Dubai or Grünwald is hardly likely to attract attention. Even the more down-to-earth Toyota Land Cruiser or Land Rover Defender no longer turn heads.
2025 Mini John Cooper Works Cabriolet Review

3 weeks ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

Mini removes the roof from its sporty John Cooper Works model once again in the new generation – at least for the combustion engine. With 231 PS and a top speed of 250 km/h, it earns plenty of admiring glances and, when desired, a storm-tossed hairstyle of the finest kind. Mini is going electric? Not entirely.
The Mood-Lifter: Mini John Cooper Works Hatch Test Drive

4 weeks ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

For those who find the Mini Cooper C or Cooper S lacking, the new John Cooper Works is now available as the brand’s sportiest option. While the power increase seems modest at first glance, the compact JCW continues to be an absolute fun machine. Anyone looking for real performance on the motorway will still have to steer clear of Mini’s electric models. These aren’t just limited by charging speed but, more critically, by their top speed.
2005 Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet Review

1 month ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

Porsche has refined its updated 911 with subtle changes that make a strong impression. The Carrera S now boasts more power and added attention to detail, keeping it more desirable than ever — though as a convertible, it now approaches the €170,000 mark. Lack of power was never an issue for the Carrera S. But with the new GTS model now benefiting from a T-hybrid and an electric turbocharger, Porsche had to give the volume-selling Carrera S a performance bump as well.
First Drive in the Lamborghini Temerario PHEV. V8 is The Future.

1 month ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

Aston Martin, Ferrari, McLaren and Porsche – all of them need to brace themselves, even though spring is already knocking on garage doors at home. The first test drive of the 920-hp plug-in hybrid Lamborghini Temerario shifts the boundaries of driving dynamics into a new sphere.
2025 992 Porsche 911 Carrera T Review: The Manual Masterpiece

1 month ago | gtspirit.com | Wolfgang Gomoll

Porsche has quietly transformed its former entry-level Carrera into a sports car that channels the spirit of the GT3 at a lower price point. With a six-speed manual gearbox, driving pleasure is limitless—sadly, so is the cost. This is marketing at its finest. Porsche knows how to stretch the model range of its iconic 911 like no other. The Carrera T, positioned between the base Carrera and the Carrera S, takes styling and performance cues from higher-tier models like the GT3 and GTS.
World Premiere: 2025 Mercedes-Benz CLA

2 months ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

Things are not going well for Mercedes, largely due to the sluggish demand for its EQ electric models. The new CLA is expected to change that. Since customers are clearly not ready to commit exclusively to electric vehicles, this latest model will also be available with a petrol engine upon request. The pressure is immense on the new Mercedes CLA and CEO Ola Källenius, who cannot afford another failure like the EQE or EQS.
Classic Cars: 30 Years of The BMW Z3

2 months ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

Thirty years ago, Pierce Brosnan became James Bond. With the 007 film GoldenEye, the BMW Z3 also gained worldwide fame. In an era where many car manufacturers are moving away from roadsters, this is the perfect time to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Z3. Where better to do so than in Spartanburg, South Carolina? This is where the first BMW Z3 rolled off the production line in 1995. We got behind the wheel of the last-ever produced model—unsurprisingly, an M Roadster in striking Imola Red.
2025 Audi SQ5 Sportback Review: Big Ambitions

2 months ago | gtspirit.com | Wolfgang Gomoll

The Audi SQ5 is an extremely fast all-rounder that will find its fans. However, those looking for a no-compromise driving machine will have to wait for the RS version. The overall package is solid, even if the amount of hard plastic in the interior has little in common with Audi’s traditional “beautiful living” philosophy. Audi recently made a U-turn in its naming strategy. The letter-number confusion, where EVs received even numbers and combustion models odd numbers, is now a thing of the past.
2025 BMW iX M70 Review: A Power Outburst

2 months ago | gtspirit.com | Stefan Grundhoff

The polarising front design of the BMW iX is history. The new face has done wonders for Bavaria’s electric SUV—a much-needed improvement. With the facelift, BMW has introduced a new flagship model: the brutal iX M70. Dressed entirely in black, it’s not just any ordinary paint—BMW calls this Darth Vader-like shade “Frozen Deep Grey”. It looks stunning—if you like making a statement, because subtlety is not this car’s forte.