PORSCHE 911 GT3 RS, DODGE HORNET, CHALLENGER CONVERTIBLE AND OTHER NEWS! WEEKLY UPDATE

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This weekly update covers a wide array of automotive news, with a significant focus on performance vehicles and upcoming models. The Porsche 911 GT3 RS (992) is highlighted for its advanced aerodynamics, including a Formula 1-inspired drag reduction system, and its powerful 4.0-liter naturally aspirated flat-six engine producing 518 horsepower. The Aston Martin DBR22 concept showcases 3D-printed aluminum parts and a potent V12 engine. Dodge's new Hornet crossover is presented as a sporty, performance-oriented option under $30,000, with the RT trim offering a plug-in hybrid setup. The Charger and Challenger are noted to be ending their current production runs, with a convertible Challenger option and seven special editions planned for the final 2023 models. The return of the Durango Hellcat for 2023 is also good news for performance SUV enthusiasts. The Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 Bison is discussed as an off-road focused variant, though its value proposition is questioned against competitors. BMW teases a powerful electric M powertrain with four motors, potentially destined for the M5. Hennessey unveils the Venom F5 Roadster, aiming for the title of fastest roadster, while Lucid teases a faster, potentially 2000-horsepower Air variant. Acura's Precision EV concept previews future design language, and Mercedes reveals the EQE SUV interior. Polestar confirms the O2 concept will become the Polestar 6, slated for 2026. Mazda updates the 3 with minor power and MPG improvements. A rumor suggests a Toyota Crown Coupe could be in development. Sadly, the Infiniti Q60 is confirmed to be discontinued. Finally, a special one-off Porsche 911 'Sally Special' is detailed, a charity auction item inspired by the movie character.