#Supercars

We’ve seen and heard about the Centripetal Wing on the Zenvo TSR-S, but seeing it in action shows just how crazy it really is.

You might be upset to hear the middle class is shrinking and the one percent are getting richer, but exotic carmakers certainly aren’t complaining. 

At least 25 years ago, the name “McLaren” entered the vernacular of even casual car fans thanks in part to an iconic car called the F1.

Supercars are all amazing pieces of engineering, scary fast with incredible grip wrapped in styling that never fails to draw a crowd.

A recent study has revealed the top 10 most popular supercar brands in the U.S.

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German manufacturer Apollo has teased its new IE supercar, which will likely be the track-only version of its upcoming Arrow model.

If we’ve said it once we’ve said it a thousand times: Nurburgring lap times are a futile benchmark of a car’s capabilities.

Which would YOU rather, an Aston Martin DB11 or Mercedes-AMG GT S?

Lamborghini CEO Stefano Domenicali paid a visit to the Italian Interior Minister and Chief of Police this week, but not for any nefarious reasons. Instead, he was handing off the keys of a new police-spec Lamborghini Huracan.

Checking out used car ads on Craigslist and eBay is one of our favorite past times. Even the shady listings are endlessly entertaining, but these two postings are even more suspicious than usual.

Arguably, Italy is the country best known for building ultra-exotic automobiles.

Ford has finally announced output numbers for the EcoBoost-powered GT supercar, and they’re pretty impressive.

Markham, Ont., is about as unassuming as any other big-city suburb.

Some questioned whether the 1500-horsepower Koensigsegg Regera could do a burnout thanks to its lack of a transmission, but the company has laid that rumor to rest.