Supercars

Supercar fans will soon be able to build the McLaren Senna GTR in Lego form with the new 830-piece Technic kit.

Only 100 Gordan Murray Design T.50s will be built, but two prototypes will be crashed to meet regulations.

The track-focused Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport chugs gas to the tune of 8 mpg city, 13 highway, 10 combined.

The 2017 Ford GT owned by Ford design chief Moray Callum is for sale through Canepa with just 204 miles on the odometer.

Bugatti will build 20 examples of a special Chiron to honor French aviators from early last century.

McLaren's Artura will introduce a new carbon-fiber tub and V-6-based hybrid powertrain.

Elation has announced plans for hypercar offering the choice of internal-combustion or battery-electric power.

Lamborghini has unveiled the Huracan STO as the spiritual successor to the much-loved Gallardo Squardra Corse.

Volkswagen Group has confirmed that Bugatti CEO Stephan Winkelmann will also oversee operations at Lamborghini.

New company Maggiore is working on a restomodded Ferrari, with only the chassis, engine block and doors left untouched.

The 2021 Acura NSX offers a new paint option matching an iconic color used on the first-generation NSX.

Ferrari has just dropped the top on its flagship supercar.

Pagani built its final regular production Huayra Roadster, though variants and special request cars could still be in the works.

The new Gordon Murray Group has named the site for its headquarters.

SSC will try again to set the production-car land speed record within 60 days, according to its CEO, and this time it will be validated.

Ferrari plans to sell EVs but wants to keep the internal-combustion engine going for years or even decades to come.

With ex-AMG boss Tobias Moers now in charge, Aston Martin is in for a major shakeup.

SSC won't certify its 316.11 mph production-car land-speed record and will instead make another attempt with a better effort to certify the speed.

Even limited-edition cars like the C_Two hypercar need to undergo the full gamut of safety tests.

Italy's Ares has revealed an open-top version of its 715-horsepower, Corvette-based S1 Project supercar.