An 8.0-liter W16 engine ignites, unleashing a symphony of four turbochargers ... featuring an elongated body and classic lines that echo Bentley's rich heritage. Step inside the handcrafted cabin and ...

Another small but interesting technical detail that’s been discovered in F1 2025 testing, this time on the Mercedes W16, is a duct that’s embedded in the floor. Given its location there’s ...

Mercedes have released images of the W16 ahead of its first scheduled run in Bahrain, as the team look to shake down the car before really putting it through its paces during pre-season testing.

The Mercedes-AMG W16 looks to build on the team’s success with the W15 from 2024, while primarily correcting the latter’s behavior in slow corners. It will take part in the 2025 Formula 1 ...

Mike mentions that the W12 from the Bentley Continental GT and W16 found in the Bugatti Veyron could have their lineage traced to the VR6 engine. The VR6 engine was a narrow bank V6 that only ...

Revealed at Monterey Car Week in California, it is the last car to be powered by Bentley’s six-litre, W16 engine, yet also gives a first look at the design language of Bentley’s upcoming ...

Mercedes has teased its 2025 F1 car, the W16, ahead of its Bahrain launch and pre-season testing, marking a new era with Andrea Kimi Antonelli replacing Lewis Hamilton. Andrea Kimi Antonelli and ...

The latest Bentley Arnage is doing the rounds in Spain ... suspects are Audi's V12 TDI for the standard model, and the Veyron's W16 to create a thermonuclear Arnage T. Sign us up.

"The Bentley customer on average owns 8 cars ... too pack some 25 percent more power than the 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 in the current Veyron, which produces 987 horsepower in standard form ...

Mercedes has unveiled its W16 at the Bahrain pre-season test, sparking comparisons to Red Bull’s previous design. With noticeable changes like the sidepod air intake, many believe Mercedes is ...

Mercedes has introduced significant overhauls to its W16 Formula 1 race car for 2025 as it attempts to solve long-time problems that have hindered its performance in the last couple of years.