#supercar

The folks at Ferrari are really upping their game with the brand-new California T, like they needed to get any crazier… The car just made its glorious debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.

There’s a new mid-engined supercar in town and it hails from Great Britain, but it’s not from the likes of Aston Martin, Bentley or even Noble. 

For all their glory, the smoothness they’re known for, the melodious noises they make, the low-end torque they produce, modern V8 engines are fading away faster than childhood memories of fat camp. But in spite of this unfortunate disappearing act one engine is apparently here to stay.

After a two-decade absence lusty Italian brand Alfa Romeo is coming back to the United States but not all Fiat dealers will be allowed to sell these exotic sports cars.

Boutique hypercar builder Koenigsegg will have something particularly special at the Geneva Motor Show this year.

The successor to the best selling Lamborghini of all time, the Gallardo, has just leaked out.

Gran Turismo 6 launches today and among the almost unmanageably long list of available cars, gamers are able to “play” with the concept version of Acura’s upcoming NSX. 

Legendary go-fast guru Steve Saleen might have something very exciting up his sleeve.

Some way, somehow, Nissan continues to find a way to improve its menacing GT-R sports car, unveiling the 2015 model along with a NISMO variant at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show.

Shocking; that’s probably the best and most pun-laden way to describe McLaren’s new supercar.

Lamborghini brought its polarizing limited edition Veneno supercar to the Geneva Motor Show with a particularly stinging announcement: there would only be three sold.