Meet Rimac's Rarest Hypercar Yet
It’s already sold out—and it comes with so much more than just Nevera R. Source link
The Toyota and Lexus Supercars Debut Tonight: Watch the Livestream
It’s rare for an automaker to roll out two cars on the same day. Usually, official premieres are scheduled on separate days so one vehicle doesn’t steal the other’s limelight.…
Twin-Turbo V-8 Muscle Meets a Lightweight Aluminum Frame
It started with the legendary Toyota 2000GT. Decades later, Lexus gave us the LFA. Now, Toyota’s Gazoo Racing division arrives with its latest flagship sports car. This is the GR…
This Is Bugatti’s Final W-16 Track Car
Bugatti is closing the penultimate chapter in the W-16’s story by wrapping up Bolide production. Molsheim’s ultimate track toy is officially no more, with the 40th and final car built…
Aston Martin Valhalla Prototype Nabbed for Reckless Driving
When you build a street-legal race car, you have to test it properly. Aston Martin engineers clearly agree; police in Utah just cited a development driver for ‘reckless driving’ while…
The Quickest EV In the World, Now With Less Roof
The Lotus Evija, Pininfarina Battista, and Rimac Nevera all have something in common. These are some of the rarest, most ridiculous electric hypercars ever built. While electric hypercars still haven’t…
Gordon Murray’s New Supercar Just Shattered an Auction Record
When a vehicle arrives at the site of an auction, how it gets there is a good indicator of its potential worth. You’d see an open trailer for your average…
Toyota’s New V-8 Might Not Be Caged in Supercars Alone
We’ve been talking about Toyota’s new V-8 for a while, but only in the context of supercars. However, it appears the large-displacement engine could have a broader range of applications…
The NSX Is Back With a V-6 and a Manual. Too Bad It’s Just a Restomod
The original Acura/Honda NSX cemented itself as one of the most iconic performance cars Japan has ever built. The second-generation model that debuted in 2016 was well received, but it…
Ferrari Knows Buyers ‘Get a Little Bit Annoyed’ by Long Wait Times
Instant gratification in the Ferrari world is impossible. Beyond having a fat bank account, customers must arm themselves with patience. It takes many months from the moment an order is…