T his isn't the first time John Martinson has thrashed on a Fiat 1100 fitted with a Honda engine and Unimog axles. He wheeled ...

Car and Driver recently had a chat with AMG boss Michael Schiebe, who believes in the heavily electrified future of the Affalterbach-based performance division. Be that as it may, the big kahuna ...

As anyone who’s seen 2012 will tell you: the sea is coming to swallow us all. Maybe. And Brabus has prepared for such an eventuality with this new tricked-out Mercedes-AMG G63 dubbed the ‘XL ...

German tuning house Brabus are at it again. The Bottrop, Germany-based firm best known for making fast AMGs into outrageously powerful modified maniacs has gotten its hands on the latest G 63 AMG ...

Its custom-designed BRABUS chassis with portal axles gives it a tremendous ground clearance of 47 centimeters (18.5 in), making the BRABUS XL 800 a superior off-road talent. The BRABUS twin-turbo ...

Now there’s something called an XL 800, taking the portal axle tech of the wild Crawler with some more familiar Brabus G-Class OTT-ness: see the carbon widebody and a concrete grey interior.

The chief executive of Detroit Axle, which sells car parts that are mostly imported from China, is adjusting his business and hoping for a new trade deal. “We’re running into a crisis right ...

Built upon the foundation of the Mercedes-AMG G 63, this powerhouse features a custom-designed chassis equipped with portal axles, providing an impressive ground clearance of 47 centimeters (18.5 ...

That's possible thanks to the Brabus-branded suspension setup, which features portal axles. Yep, that's right. With 800 ps (788 hp) on tap, it also "claims both uncharted territory beyond the ...

Its main modifications include a roll cage, upgraded brakes, a front portal axle, rear air-locking differential, and Fox coilover shocks with remote reservoirs and pneumatic bumpstops at all four ...

The Axial Seamount, a sleeping giant on the seabed off the coast of Oregon, is apparently getting ready to blow. It's about 300 miles away from dry land and nearly 5,000 feet below the surface ...