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In one corner, we have the Range Rover Sport TD6. Under its hood sits a 3.0-liter turbodiesel six-cylinder engine that produces 254 horsepower and 440 pound-feet of torque. That peak torque, by the way, is available at just 1,750 rpm. This is a fun luxury workhorse should I’m on the wrong side of history. Or at least the way history is trending. Vehicles are getting larger and larger.  Look at 2019 where it’s estimated that 70% of new vehicle sales outside of trucks will be SUVs and CUVs.  Me?  As I get older I like smaller and I was waiting for that first really cold day of the season. That cold day is easily identifiable by the glow of the “low tire pressure” light on one’s dashboard. But this year, unlike past years, I welcomed my little idiot light. That’s because I had a new product It’s a twofer today. We trekked to Napa to sample the all-new 2019 Audi A6 and the 2019 Audi A7. The luxury C-segment is an interesting space. Shoppers below it are pumped to enter the luxury car market, and those buying above are rewarding themselves for doing well Ford is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its Escort. No, we’re not talking about the North American market version that arrived in This is a car that was a success as a standard road car. But it’s the racing version that captured our hearts and minds. The Mk II version of the car was a dominant vehicle on the world rally stages. Ari Vatanen, in particular, drove the wheels off one in the early While it remains a delightful bit of clas*ic forbidden fruit in the US, the Escort is a true rally racing icon. Click play, raise a glas*,. THIS IS THE COSWORTH-BUILT V12 THAT WILL POWER THE ASTON MARTIN VALKYRIE. Aston Martin have turned to Cosworth for the engine that will power the insane Valkyrie hypercar. It’s a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 and it screams up to a towering 11,500 rpm redline. Horsepower? It sits at 1,000. Torque? Peak power is 516 pound-feet and it arrives up at 7,000 rpm. The best bit though, is just how the da*n thing sounds. Henry Catchpoole from Carfection stopped by the Cosworth HQ to check