#BritishCars

In today’s poll we focus on two top-shelf British machines that epitomize elegance, refinement and performance. Which of these beauties would YOU rather own?

Aston Martin showcased its entire lineup as part of the Pebble Beach festivities. The British boutique brand even had a global debut to share with its new DB9 GT.

Aston Martin has taken the wraps off its DB9 GT, which will make its public debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the U.K. this week. Churning out 540 HP and 457 lb-ft of torque from a massive mid-mounted 6.0-liter V12, this is the most powerful DB9 in history.

Lotus says it is on track to sell 2,000 cars this year and plans to continue scaling its business up by growing its dealer network and offering more variants of its current product portfolio. in the next nine months.

Lotus and former CEO Dany Bahar are no longer preparing to lock horns in London’s High Court.

The awesome V6 engine that’s used in the awesomer Jaguar F-Type, will soon find another home in the upcoming Jaguar XE sport-sedan.

Not one to let a good thing go blasé, the folks at Bentley have concocted a series of options to improve their already bonkers Continental GT Speed ultra-luxury grand touring car as well as the Flying Spur sedan. More is always better, right?

While the road car development seems to have temporarily stalled out at Lotus, the British automaker continues to develop new track-focused machines, the latest being the Elise S Cup R.

It was almost impossible to ignore the snickering when MINI unveiled its third-generation Cooper and Cooper S during the L.A. Auto Show. A bigger MINI? 

MINI is teetering on the verge of irony with its latest Cooper hardtop model growing once again, leaving open the possibility that a mini-er version of the car could take shape.

Stretching out at the Los Angeles Convention Center show floor today, the Range Rover Long-Wheelbase Autobiography Black packs with plenty of luxury even for LA’s most prestigious.

Not a member of the automotive press? Don’t worry, we’ve got your invitation to the world premiere of the Jaguar F-Type Coupe.

Adding more luxury and more space, Land Rover will debut two new versions of its iconic SUV at the LA Auto Show next month, the Range Rover Long-Wheelbase and the new flagship Autobiography Black model.

The three-member McLaren family will soon expand to four, with an “entry-level” sports car model set to directly take on the Porsche 911.

Its rivals in the exotic car business may all be embracing electrification, but Aston Martin has no plans to introduce a hybrid. Not any time soon at least.