Coverage tagged Supercars.
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British supercar dealer Amari Design has launched the Gallardo Invidia edition, featuring a carbon fibre bodykit, bespoke interior and an uprated 740bhp V10.
A low-mileage Ferrari 458 Italia suffered severe front-end damage after a collision with a Ford F-150 pickup in Brandon, Florida, with no serious injuries reported.
Lingenfelter Performance Engineering offers a factory-backed package to take the Cadillac CTS-V’s supercharged V8 from 556hp to over 700hp, including a two-year warranty.
Spanish magazine leak reveals the Pagani Huayra’s design for the first time, showing gullwing doors and aerodynamic details ahead of the hypercar’s official unveiling.
Ferrari has unveiled the FF, its first production car with four-wheel drive and a 660hp V12, ahead of the model’s debut at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show.
A car builder in Poland has transformed a Porsche Boxster into a Bugatti Veyron replica using hand-shaped fibreglass panels for his own personal project.
Takata's Airbelt system debuts on the 2011 Lexus LFA, integrating airbag technology into the seat belt to enhance occupant protection in high-performance supercars.
Audi’s RS 5 Coupé has claimed the top spot in the “Production Coupes” category of the 2010 “SportsCar of the Year” awards, with strong showings for several other Audi performance models.
Chevrolet announced the 2011 Corvette Z06 Carbon Limited Edition at $90,960, combining Z06 power with ZR1 technology and restricting production to just 500 units.
Lamborghini’s 2012 Aventador LP700-4 debuts with a carbon fibre monocoque, a new 6.5-litre V12 and all-wheel drive, replacing the Murciélago and raising the bar for the brand’s flagship.
Nissan’s 2011 GT-R arrives in Japanese showrooms with 530PS, improved handling, and expanded model range, including the bespoke EGOIST and track-only Club Track editions.
Maserati will unveil the GranTurismo MC Stradale at the 2010 Paris Motor Show, promising the fastest and most focused road car in its current line-up.
Nissan’s 2012 GT-R arrives with over 500PS, a strengthened chassis, revised suspension and larger brakes, aiming for sharper handling and even greater performance.
Fresh images showcase the rare Pagani Zonda HH, a bespoke convertible blending the lightest and most exclusive components from special edition Zondas with the Cinque’s 7.3-litre V12.
A video from Russia pits the 1001hp Bugatti Veyron against the biofuel-powered 1018bhp Koenigsegg CCXR, highlighting the rivalry between two of the world’s fastest production cars.
Independent Swiss measurements found the Ferrari 458 Italia weighing nearly 200 kg more than Ferrari’s official dry figure, reviving debate about supercar weight claims.
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May build homemade motorhomes for a West Country holiday, while the Audi R8 V10 Spyder and Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet face review under open skies.
The Bugatti Veyron Super Sport claims the world’s fastest production car title with a verified 431 km/h run, as Bugatti limits customer cars to 415 km/h for tyre safety.
Spyker is developing a longer, wider and more comfortable GT2 model tailored for China, with a debut scheduled for October and a four-door in the pipeline.
The last Dodge Viper, a bespoke SRT10 Coupe, has rolled off the Detroit line, bringing nearly two decades of production at Conner Avenue Assembly to a close.
The first episode of Top Gear’s fifteenth series features the Bentley Continental Supersports, a new Reasonably Priced Car, and a dramatic Hilux ascent in Iceland.
Bugatti confirms its Veyron 16.4 SuperSport will cost $2.4 million, with only 30 units planned before production ends after its August debut at Pebble Beach.
A Swiss company linked to Maybach is building Exelero replicas powered by Dodge Viper V10 engines, offering customisation and delivery in four months for $670,000.
Ford, Nissan, Infiniti and BMW models offer sub-five-second 0–60mph times and top speeds over 150mph, all while keeping below the $50,000 mark.