Britain's Ultima has returned with another world-beating supercar. It's called the RS, and it can be ordered with a 1,200-horsepower engine capable of delivering 0-62 mph acceleration in just 2.3 seconds.
If you're not up to welding your own tube-framed Midlana or Locost/Lotus 7, your mates Down Under have the solution with the Spartan. It's a lightweight track car weighing just 1,200 pounds and packing 400 hp.
Saab's last production car was built in 2013 and only been driven 3 miles since it rolled off the line. You'll be able to bid on the car as Saab's owner, NEVS, is putting it up for auction.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Ultima returns with 1,200-horsepower RS supercar
Spartan track car: 400 horsepower in a 1,200-pound package
NEVS to auction off last production Saab
IIHS: Toyota, Subaru top for child car seat ease of use
Toyota accelerates target for EV with solid-state battery to 2020
GM executive: Electric pickup will be built on EV-specific platform
The Ferrari P80/C looks wild lapping Monza
2020 Ford Fusion lineup trimmed for sedan's last year
The Hellcat-swapped Mazda Miata lives and rips a massive burnout
Tesla opens first 250-kw charging stations at Fremont factory
