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Master Cars Review MCR is a dedicated car news and reviewing platform based in Lebanon since 2015 by Ghady Rahi.

25/05/2026

what are BMW designers smoking

19/05/2026

Fire breathing 911 GT3



I got the chance to drive an absolutely mental 992 GT3 with a loud IPE exhaust and a tune, spitting 1-meter flames for over 10 seconds. CRAZY.

This new GT3 is the first 911 to use double wishbone front suspension, massively reducing the understeer rear-engined 911s were always known for. The front end feels insanely sharp and connected to the road…especially combined with rear-axle steering.

Naturally aspirated. 9,000 rpm. THE DREAM.

Special thanks to for hooking me up with their sick car.

18/05/2026

fire breathing.

14/05/2026

F12 echo

11/05/2026

Goodbye A45, grateful for the time we had.

1 year ago today, I bought my first ever sports car with my own money. Money I didn’t really have, but somehow, it worked out. And just like that, I became the proud owner of an AMG… one of the best hot hatches you can buy.

I did everything I wanted with it…and it never missed. Now, I’m ready to move on to a new chapter…and I genuinely can’t wait to share what’s next.

𝗠𝘆 𝟭-𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗱𝗶𝗰𝘁 𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄:
It’s very quick. The AWD is a delight in wet conditions, always felt confident driving it. Sounds raspy and popcorny too, and I loved the dual-clutch “fart.”
It’s a love-hate relationship with that charismatic but stubborn dual-clutch… takes time to warm up, and when it’s cold, uphill starts can be a nightmare; it just doesn’t want to go. It changes direction so quickly, the brakes are grabby, and it’s genuinely fun on twisty B-roads. The big turbo does mean some lag, with little torque below 2,500 rpm.

It’s on the heavier side, with noticeable suspension travel and a bit of “hoppiness,” but that also brings real daily comfort despite the firm setup, which is why I never cared for the full bucket seats.

Maintenance-wise, I’ve spent almost nothing over 13,000 km in 12 months, just basic fluid changes, all done at Mercedes-Benz Lebanon.

𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗚𝗲𝘁 𝗔𝗻 𝗔𝟰𝟱?
It’s the perfect daily. Super fun to throw around, yet easy to live with every day. Practical and spacious enough for friends and family. The facelift still looks great even after 10 years. The CLA45 and GLA45 share the same underpinnings, but the A45 has superior driving dynamics.

When looking for one, watch the mileage. The gearbox can become an issue if it hasn’t been treated properly. Stay on top of oil changes and don’t delay servicing. They are solid cars, but can get expensive if neglected.
Buy a good one, and you’ll love it.

Special thanks to

massoudd

for the love you show

07/05/2026

off script DBS Superleggera

06/05/2026

Aston never made an ugly car, argue with a wall



The DBS Superleggera was Aston’s halo V12 supercar until the DB12 showed up, and for the longest time I’ve had a crush on this beautiful machine. It even featured in my James Bond video last year lol.

While the 812 Superfast is a killer supercar with a screeching V12, the DBS Superleggera is more of a GT cruiser with a less shouty design and engine note. It’s genuinely comfortable to daily drive. British car with an Italian name, and an Italian car with an English name… hmm.

At 1,770 kg it’s not exactly “Superleggera” lol, but it is around 70 kg lighter than the smaller DB11 it’s based on thanks to its aluminium structure, extensive use of carbon fiber, carbon ceramics, and 21-inch forged wheels.

Fun fact: there are air channels all around the car generating up to 180 kg of downforce. For instance, air flows through the side ducts behind the driver window and exits through the vents under the spoiler.
0–100 km/h in 3.6 seconds. 900 Nm of torque means a ZF 8-speed had to handle the job, and honestly you can really use that power after 3rd gear. You’ve got 3 driving modes, 3 suspension settings, incredibly good steering, and a mechanical L*D at the back too. Spicy.

Special thanks to .boutros for offering his car to review!

24/04/2026

V8 sounds in 2026 are refreshing

Meet the 2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupe Electric in its flagship Turbo trim. I can finally share the final content from Spai...
24/04/2026

Meet the 2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupe Electric in its flagship Turbo trim. I can finally share the final content from Spain as embargo lifted earlier today.

The Coupe features a sloping roofline and a less crowded rear end compared to the normal Cayenne Electric. It’s equipped with the Porsche Active Aero Blades that extend during Launch Control or high speed.

Exclusive to the Coupe for the 2026MY are the self-opening and closing doors. Cool gimmick.

24/04/2026

Meet the 2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupe Electric in its flagship Turbo trim. The Coupe features a sloping roofline and a less crowded rear end compared to the normal Cayenne Electric. It’s equipped with the Porsche Active Aero Blades that extend during Launch Control or high speed.

Exclusive to the Coupe for the 2026MY are the self-opening and closing doors. Cool gimmick.

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