Aston Martin V12 Speedster
Created by bespoke customization service ‘Q by Aston Martin’, the Aston Martin V12 Speedster is a truly visceral driver’s car that draws inspiration from both the brand’s rich racing history and aeronautical design. The V12 Speedster glances back, with nods to historic Aston race cars such as the 1953 DB3S, especially around the car's midsection, plus the DBR1, most famously driven by Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori to win the 1959 24 Hours of Le…
Bentley Mulliner Bacalar
The all-new Bentley Mulliner Bacalar is the rarest two-door Bentley of the modern era. It is the ultimate expression of two-seat, open-air luxury. The Bacalar is based on the Continental GT Speed convertible, sharing that car's running gear and basic inner body structure. This Bentley draws on design DNA from the beautifully sculpted, award-winning EXP 100 GT. Inside Bacalar’s cabin, Bentley craftspeople have created a cockpit like no other. The Rotating Display features 5000-year-old Riverwood…
Toyota GR Super Sport
The Toyota GR Super Sport Concept is a two-seat concept sports car developed by Toyota under the Gazoo Racing branding. The GR Super Sport is based on the TS050 Hybrid race car, which won Le Mans twice in 2018 and 2019, and is meant to take racing engineering from the track to the road. Toyota has been teasing the GR Super Sport hypercar for a while now, first showing a concept in early 2018…
The New Pagani Huayra R, Is New Pagani's Monster!
This is the new Pagani Huayra R, also known as Maximus Supercarus. “The Huayra R, just like the Zonda R, is the freest, most extreme, and performance-oriented Pagani car of all time. The ultimate Huayra may not look different from the non-R version, though this one packs a host of unique features and parts, including a bespoke naturally aspirated V12 engine. Pagani builds the car around a new carbon-titanium monocoque chassis, which uses the engine…
Gordon Murray T50s Niki Lauda
The Gordon Murray Automotive T.50s Niki Lauda arrives as the track-focused variant of the already hardcore sports car from the man behind the McLaren F1. Its name pays tribute to the three-time Formula One World Champion. Compared to the standard T.50, the Niki Lauda gains a fin running down the back for improved high-speed stability, and a rear wing is now on the tail. A larger diffuser also improves aerodynamics. The front features a massive…
