Supercars
25th Jul 2023
The Bentley Flying Spur costs about $220,000. But as with any luxury car, the cost price is just the beginning.
A front-engined V12 sports car with a bespoke six-speed manual transmission and muscular looks – the Aston Martin Valour ticks all the right boxes.
The new Aston Martin DB12 is faster, more comfortable, and the in-house infotainment system is a million times better than the old one.
This options list sticker on a Bugatti is going viral… and for good reason.
The replica is so well done that people are struggling to spot the difference.
Apparently, people don’t know how to drive a Ferrari, so one guy has taken it upon himself to create a video on TikTok showing you “how to do it”
This Hermes Edition Pagani Huayra is worth an eye-watering $7m. But the upfront cost was just the beginning. This is what it costs to maintain the supercar.
It looked like it was game over for the driver, as his Lamborghini Huracán veered right and started to spin out, but somehow he manages to save it.
The fastest car in the world just got a significant upgrade – it’s quicker, lighter and it only takes around 20 minutes to charge.
It’s the rear of this bright pink Audi R8 that most looks like a Lamborghini, more specifically the Aventador SVJ and Huracán STO.
It might have held the 0-250-0 mph world record, but the Rimac Nevera could only keep it for a few weeks, as the Koenigsegg Regera clearly wanted it back.
The images show a Bugatti Chiron, Ferrari Monza, Porsche 911, Mazda RX-7, Ford GT, and Ferrari 488 Pista all in various stages of neglect.
Remember the iconic Mercedes C111 from the ’70s? Now Mercedes has reimagined it and the result is absolutely bonkers.
Most people know what it costs to buy a Bugatti, but do you know what it costs to maintain one? This owner just revealed the ‘not so pretty’ details and wow.
Back in 1979, when every other supercar ran out of steam at around 180 mph (290 km/h), Aston set its sights on 200 in the hope of setting a world record.
Despite having a price tag of close to $4.3 million, all of the 40 build slots have gone, with deliveries of the Bugatti Bolide expected in 2024.