This is the first mention of an aircraft called F-55, which doesn’t figure in publicly released official documents, as well as the first mention of a twin-engine variant of the F-35 Lightning II.

The first skirmish is between the blue Audi R8 and a green Lambo Huracan, identified in the description as a 1,700-horsepower Performante.

Sometimes, you just have to restart from a blank slate. That's what happened to this 1966 Chevelle restomod, which is now sporting a twin-turbo LSX engine.

Genesis Twin-Turbo V8 Comes Alive as GMR-001 Hypercar Development Accelerates LMDh prototypes have always captivated car enthusiasts, and Genesis’s entry into the mix just got one step closer to ...

Lingenfelter Performance Engineering is showing off its new twin-turbocharged C8 Corvette Stingray, which is boosted to over 1,000 hp without sacrificing civil.

This ride boasts a twin-turbo setup, so its engine now produces in the region of 1,600 horsepower or so. The supercar turned hyper was filmed recently at the TX2K25 event in the Lone Star State ...

Porsche 992.2-Gen 911 Turbo Caught on Camera, Boasting GTS Hybrid-Like Aero One R&T reader ran into a pair of next-gen Turbos being tested in Colorado.

"The twin-turbo Lamborghini Huracan breaks new performance records. Rated Red is your go-to channel for everything Heartland! From epic food and cars to military life, video games, and outdoor ...

This Tundra averages more than 100,000 miles per year but, since it falls under Toyota's recall, it's going to get a brand-new engine free of charge.

Twin scroll turbo engines are similar to twin turbos, but more powerful - here's how they work and why they generate higher horsepower.

The car’s thumping 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 could deliver upwards of 600 hp. One of the prototypes in this clip may have an optional four-cylinder PHEV. Mercedes will reveal the new CLE 63 Coupe ...

GM claims the new 2025 Corvette ZR1’s quarter mile and 0-60 times. How does 9.6 seconds in the quarter and 2.3 seconds to 60 with a 233mph top speed sound to you?