#Supercars

Everyone loves a good superlative. Whether something’s the biggest, tallest, longest or strongest, words ending in “-est” connote superiority and inspire awe. Of course in the world of automobiles it seems like everyone wants to be the “fastest.”

Ferrari is officially under new management this week, a shift that will mark significant changes for the prancing pony brand.

After 10 months on the market, Lamborghini can lay claim to selling 3,000 copies of its mid-engined, V10-poewred Huracan supercar worldwide.

Is this the last naturally aspirated V8 Ferrari?

Ferrari brought the open top version of its most powerful naturally aspirated V8 road car ever to the Paris Motor Show this year.

McLaren announced a new iteration of its sports car today designed specifically for Asian customers.

One year after the coupe, Ferrari will debut its open air version of the 458 Speciale at the Paris Motor Show.

The fighting bull brand has something crazy under wraps for the Paris Motor Show this year.

McLaren just revealed what might be the products that steals the show at Pebble Beach this week with a staggering 1,000 hp.

McLaren’s track-only 650 S Sprint was on display today at Pebble Beach as part of an impressive presence for the British sports car brand.

Lexus will build a successor to its Ferrari fighting LFA supercar.

Pushing the limits of what a production car is capable of, McLaren has released a teaser image of its upcoming track focused P1 GTR.

Bugatti is looking to reclaim the title of the world’s fastest car and the Volkswagen-owned ultra premium brand aims to do so with hybrid power.

Chrysler is putting a temporary stop to production yet again as it struggles to clear its glut of it high-end sports car.

There’s a rumor that Ferrari is planning an open air version of its LaFerrari halo car to go on sale next year.