A modern BMW 3.0 CSL, a single-seat Ferrari concept, and Mercedes' full-size van all made headlines today.
BMW has revealed a modern take on its legendary 3.0 CSL. The new version is based on the 4-Series platform and combines BMW's most powerful production inline-6 with rear-wheel drive and a 6-speed manual transmission.
Ferrari is the latest automaker to reveal a Vision Gran Turismo concept. Ferrari's design is a wild single-seater with a V-6 engine and trio of electric motors. The combined output is close to 1,400 hp, which according to Ferrari is enough to see the car lap the Fiorano race track almost as fast as a Formula 1 car.
Mercedes-Benz sells a passenger version of its full-size Sprinter van with all-wheel drive. We just tested one and found it to be extremely capable both on and off the road.
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