All articles tagged with #supercar
Italdesign has unveiled a highly limited, artistically redesigned version of the Acura NSX, blending modern styling with the original's racing DNA, though it's primarily a showcase of design capability rather than a mass-market release, with potential costs exceeding $1 million.
Lamborghini has introduced the Temerario, a groundbreaking supercar that follows the Huracán lineage, featuring a 907-horsepower plug-in hybrid V8 engine, impressive acceleration, and a luxurious interior, setting a new standard for the brand and inspiring future generations of car enthusiasts.
The 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, driven by Ron Fellows, set a new lap record at Mosport with a time of 1:18.2, surpassing previous records and showcasing its impressive performance and downforce capabilities, further cementing its status as a top North American supercar.
A nearly new 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 with 1,064 horsepower, only 40 miles on it, is being sold not as a flip but because the owner finds the car too powerful and overwhelming to handle, despite the high bidding price over MSRP. The owner bought the car out of passion, not for profit, and the sale has sparked discussions about the challenges of managing such high-performance vehicles.
Capricorn Group, a German supplier known for racing components, has introduced its first supercar, the 01 Zagato, a limited-edition, emotion-focused vehicle with a 888-hp supercharged V-8, bespoke components, and a carbon-fiber chassis, set to begin production in 2026 with only 19 units priced at €2.95 million.
An Arizona man discovered a rare, highly acclaimed Porsche 935, one of only 77 made, valued at $1.5 million. Despite its stunning design and powerful engine, the car is not street legal and was built solely for racing, paying homage to the historic Le Mans race car. Enthusiasts admire its aesthetics and performance, though it remains a track-only vehicle.
Ferrari's F80 supercar is the first to feature 3D-printed suspension components, utilizing laser-melted metal parts for weight reduction and design flexibility, signaling a shift towards advanced manufacturing in high-performance automotive design, with other luxury brands expected to follow.
The Porsche Carrera GT, launched in 2000 and produced until 2006 with 1,270 units, is a legendary supercar that set new standards in technology, design, and driving dynamics, featuring a V10 engine derived from a Le Mans prototype and advanced lightweight materials, symbolizing Porsche's motorsport heritage and innovation.
Ford's Mustang GTD is an 815-horsepower, race-inspired street car that combines extensive modifications, including plasma-cut body panels, a custom pushrod suspension, and aerodynamics, to create a halo vehicle aimed at showcasing Mustang performance and engineering prowess, despite its high cost and some design compromises.
Ferrari has revived the Testarossa nameplate as a hybrid supercar with 1,035 horsepower, capable of 0-62 mph in under 2.3 seconds and a top speed of 205 mph, starting at €460,000, with deliveries beginning in Europe in 2024 and in the US in late 2026.
Ferrari has revived the iconic Testarossa name with the new Ferrari 849 Testarossa, a hybrid hypercar featuring over 1,000 horsepower, rapid acceleration, and advanced aerodynamics, available in coupe and convertible versions, with production starting next year.
An American driver in an F40 was overshadowed when a rare, road-legal Porsche 962C, modified for highway use, pulled up beside him, showcasing the impressive capabilities of a race car turned street-legal.
Ford is ending production of the limited-run GT Mk IV, with only a few units remaining for purchase at around $1.7 million each, marking the end of an impressive eight-year run for this high-performance supercar.
Lexus unveiled a stunning new supercar concept at Monterey Car Week, called the Sport Concept, which previews a future high-performance vehicle with a twin-turbo V-8, rear-wheel drive, and a design inspired by the LFA and LC500. The car features innovative details like exhausts under the wing and large rear vents, and is expected to influence a production model and Toyota's upcoming GT3 race car. While some details remain hidden, the concept signals Lexus's direction for a next-generation sports car.
Lamborghini has unveiled the Fenomeno, a highly exclusive supercar with extreme styling and enhanced performance, featuring a retuned 6.5-liter V12 engine producing 833 hp, limited to just 29 units worldwide with a starting price of around $3.5 million.