Supercars

Italy's Mazzanti has returned with a new version of its Evantra supercar.

Two videos posted to Instagram highlight the distinct wail of the 2023 Chevrolet Corvette Z-6's flat-plane crank V-8.

America's Czinger continues to smash lap records with its 21C hypercar.

A unique 2016 Ferrari LaFerrari painted in a purplish color and with only 918 miles on the odometer is headed to the RM Sotheby's auction on Nov. 6.

This is one of just two Porsche 911 GT1 Straßenversions with styling matching the 993-generation 911.

Bugatti plans to make just 10 of these $8.9 million, 16-cylinder supercars—and so it's gone above and beyond with testing.

Mercedes-AMG's One may have been delayed but the wait will be worth it for the 275 future owners.

Real names like Aeron, Aonic and Solus could be attached to McLaren supercars in the near future.

A Swiss firm has built a Ferrari Testarossa restomod that's faster than the original and comfier, too.

The first two Bugatti Super Sport 300+ cars, both finished in black and orange, have landed in Connecticutt.

A new Corvette Z06 debuts on October 26, and its convertible body style has been spotted for the first time.

Marcello Gandini's 1971 sensation has been recreated from scratch.

You can own a supercar with less than 2,000 miles on the odometer owned by a famous drifter.

The 2021 Lamborghini Huracan STO intimidates with its track bona fides then inspires confidence.

Before there was the Veyron, there was the EB110, another car with a Bugatti badge and a quad-turbo engine.

Woodworking and Bugattis don't normally go together, but sometimes they do and the results are spectacular.

One of just 12 prototypes, this special 959 lacks some equipment of stock 959s and has some features left over from prototype testing.

Development of Mercedes-Benz AMG's Formula One-powered hypercar is almost complete.

7X Design has developed a new supercar claimed to have 1,900 hp and a targeted top speed of 300 mph.

Rules proposed by 2035 could mean the end of internal-combustion engines, but perhaps not for niche automakers like Ferrari and Lamborghini.