Supercars

  • Bruce McLaren in "McLaren" documentary

    Everyone knows the McLaren name as it pertains to the legendary Formula One constructor and now supercar maker, but the story of founder Bruce McLaren's humble beginnings may not be as well known. After screening in small pockets across the country, the "McLaren" documentary will be available to screen on-demand starting August 25th across nearly any subscription service imaginable. The documentary follows the early life of Bruce McLaren, the iconic racer and the man who founded the legendary constructor. This isn't the story of the company that spits out incredible supercars today. Instead...

  • Dwayne Wade lets his son drive Ferrari GTC4 Lusso
    Watch Dwyane Wade let his 15-year-old son drive his Ferrari

    At the age of 15, most of us were simply dreaming of seeing a Ferrari that wasn't hung up on our bedroom walls. NBA star Dwyane Wade's son at the age of 15? He's driving one. Wade's son, Zaire, obviously hasn't lived a typical life. As the son of a 12-time NBA All-Star and three-time champion, the...

  • Blu Tour de France Ferrari Enzo for sale
    Rare blue Ferrari Enzo heading to auction in London

    Sure, Ferrari fans typically prefer their cars red (or reddish-orange) but a few other hues occasionally pop off the assembly line. In the case of this Ferrari Enzo, it's actually been painted multiple times, making it a very rare car among already rare machines. Today, it's finished in Blu Tour de...

  • Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta built for Horacio Pagani
    A new Pagani Zonda shows that this car will never die

    The Pagani Zonda is the car that will never die and we're 100 percent okay with that, but we just wish Pagani would stop calling each iteration "the last one." A brand new "last Zonda" has just been revealed at Monterey Car Week in California: the Zonda HP Barchetta has been built for the man in...

  • Horacio Pagani and the first customer-specced Huayra
    Horacio Pagani waxes poetic over the Ford GT, Ferraris, and Porsches

    Pagani is quite literally a supercar maker run by a car enthusiast. Horacio Pagani has no issues expressing his fondness for competitors' cars and he even purchases them quite frequently—not for comparison's sake either. The outspoken Argentine also doesn't mind admitting his competitors...

  • Kode 0 Lamborghini Aventador by Ken Okuyama
    It will take $1.5M to turn your Lamborghini into a Kode 0

    Ken Okuyama is a very busy designer. The former Pininfarina draftsman has been working on some car designs of his own when he's not crafting trains and sunglasses. His latest creation is an imaginative take on the Lamborghini Aventador, which he calls the Kode 0. Just five examples of the Kode 0...

  • McLaren F1 sold for $15.6 million

    When we caught wind of the first U.S. street-legal McLaren F1 for sale, we said there wouldn't be enough time for all of us to collectively scrape our change together. Since the auction has concluded, that statement rings truer than we first imagined. Why? Because this special McLaren F1 has become the most expensive example ever sold with a final price of $15.62 million. The sum hurdles the previous record of $13.75 million for a 1998 McLaren F1 that had received LM specifications. That car sold in 2015 during Monterey Car Week. The sale of McLaren F1 chassis 044 is a big deal since it's...

  • First Bugatti Chiron in the United States
    The first US Bugatti Chiron has been delivered

    It's hard to keep up on just how much happens during Monterey Car Week and Pebble Beach. While so many significant cars arrive to flood the opulent event, sometimes a few cars arguably outshine others, including the first Bugatti Chiron in the United States. Finished in a beaming yellow hue against...

  • Fuchsia McLaren 720S by MSO
    Someone asked for a fuchsia McLaren 720S, so the brand made it

    Pebble Beach hosts hundreds of outrageous automobiles, but we doubt there will be any other car finished in a hue quite like this fuchsia McLaren 720S. McLaren Special Operations (MSO) undertook the project to build this bespoke 720S commissioned by enthusiast Michael Fux. Fux is an entrepreneur...

  • 1991 Ferrari F40 for sale by RM Sotheby's
    Not one, but two, Ferrari F40s are for sale this week

    What a week it is. Aside from the plethora of posh vehicles set to be on display at Pebble Beach, two auction houses will kick off their events on August 18, 2017. Sure, there are going to be plenty of stunning cars that cross the block, but how about this: two Ferrari F40s are up for auction. Not...

  • Pagani Huayra BC - Photo: Richard Thomas, Phase One
    Here's how you photograph a $2.5M Pagani Huayra BC

    An exclusive car deserves on the finest quality photo equipment. In this case, the Pagani Huayra BC was the subject and Phase One provided the state of the art equipment to capture the supercar's good side. But does the Huayra BC really have a bad angle? We don't think so, and we digress. Peta...

  • Meet the "Panda" Bugatti Chiron

    Another day, another multi-million dollar supercar delivered. It's yet another Bugatti Chiron, but it's a special supercar, though, and it has a name: Panda. We'll give you one guess as to why this is the "Panda" Bugatti Chiron. Done guessing? It's because of the supercar's black and white exterior...

  • 2004 Porsche Carrera GT for sale at Mecum Auction

    Porsche cars from all eras are rising in value at a brisk pace. Certain 911 Carreras from the 1970s can fetch high six- and even low seven-figure sums. Few Porsche cars from the modern era command that sort of dollar. One such car that does is the mighty Carrera GT, and an incredibly clean example is heading to the Mecum auction in Monterey. Produced between 2003 and 2007, Porsche built just 1,270 examples of its mid-engine supercar. Behind the driver and passenger sat a 5.7-liter aluminum V-10 engine with sodium-cooled exhaust valves and titanium connecting rods. Output was 603 horsepower...

  • Ken Okuyama Kode 0
    Ferrari Enzo designer bringing another V-12-powered one-off supercar to Pebble Beach

    If Ken Okuyama's name doesn't sound familiar, his work surely is. He's the designer responsible for the iconic Ferrari Enzo. That name should ring a bell. Okuyama hasn't hung up automotive design since then, and his latest creation is set to debut at Pebble Beach this week. The one-off Ken Okuyama...

  • Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato family
    Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake is a hot hatch we dig

    Aston Martin’s Vanquish Zagato family is about to expand with two new members, and one of them is a Shooting Brake. We’re talking about a proper Shooting Brake here, with two doors and a tall rear hatch. It joins a roofless Speedster in the expanded Vanquish Zagato family. Existing...

  • 1965 Ford GT40 Roadster prototype (Chassis GT/108)
    The first Ford GT40 Roadster is up for sale

    When it comes to rare cars, it doesn’t get much rarer than a Ford GT40 prototype, as just 12 were built. But even rarer still is a prototype for the Ford GT40 Roadster, of which just four were built and only one remains in its original condition. That one prototype, the 1965 Ford GT40...

  • 2018 Ford GT Heritage edition
    2018 Ford GT Heritage edition to honor 1967 Le Mans winner

    From the beginning of the reborn Ford GT program, the idea was to bring the car to market in time to celebrate the 50-year anniversary of the Ford GT40's 1-2-3 finish at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans. Ford made much ado about the historic accomplishment by competing with the new GT in Le Mans last...

  • This is what it's like to take a McLaren 570GT off road
    Yes, you can go camping in the McLaren 570 GT

    Mike Tornabene is the man behind the muscles that is otherwise known as Dom Mazzetti. His Bro Science Life character is a funny parody of the bodybuilding culture. Tornabene himself, however is quite the car fan. He's owned some sweet rides over the last few years, and he's decided to start his own...

  • Ferrari Sergio

    The Ferrari Sergio—produced to mark the 85th anniversary of Pininfarina and the late Sergio Pininfarina—may not be the Prancing Horse's best-known sports car, but it's certainly one of the rarer modern nameplates Ferrari has produced. In fact, only six of them were built and each was sold by the time it was revealed at the 2015 Geneva motor show. Now, one of the six has surfaced for sale in the Netherlands, and it's the only one built to European specifications. The first Ferrari Sergio was delivered in the United Arab Emirates, while three were shipped to the United States...

  • 2006 Lamborghini Concept S
    A street-legal Lamborghini Concept S is heading to auction

    Concept cars range from "very cool" to "hey, maybe don't try to build that one for real." The 2006 Lamborghini Concept S falls far more into to the cool range of the spectrum. It's a one-off machine that shows the potential for an even crazier variant of the Gallardo, but it never came to be. The...

  • A full-size McLaren 720S built from LEGO
    Watch a full-size McLaren 720S get built from Legos in one minute

    Lego has been churning out some great kits over the last few years. The Speed Champions series is chock full of excellent offerings that feature some of your favorite street and racing vehicles. One of the most recent kits in the series features a scaled-down McLaren 720S that comes complete with a...

  • Italdesign Zerouno VIN 002
    Italdesign Zerouno sold out, roadster being considered

    Put those pocketbooks away because the ultra-exclusive Italdesign Zerouno is officially sold out. The supercar, born from the recently established Italdesign Automobili Speciali road car division, is limited to five units and buyers have been chosen from across the world, according to the company...

  • Jay Leno shows off his 2017 Ford GT
    Jay Leno's Ford GT window sticker reveals $450,750 base price

    Since the modern Ford GT was first shown at the 2015 Detroit auto show, the Blue Oval has been shy about revealing just how much its marvelous supercar costs. However, a window sticker has finally revealed how much the GT actually costs for those fortunate enough to be deemed worthy of ownership...

  • Camaro ZL1 and Ford GT on race track
    New Ford GT can't shake Camaro ZL1 on the track

    Let this sink in for a moment: Ford's bonkers GT supercar actually makes less horsepower than a 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. It's true; the numbers don't lie. A Camaro ZL1 leaves the factory with 650 horsepower on tap from its 6.2-liter supercharged V-8 engine, while the Ford GT comes up a tad shy...

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