The McLaren F1 is regarded by many as the car which rewrote the supercar rule book. With only 64 roadcar examples built between 1993 and 1998, the original McLaren F1 is one of the rarest and highly-regarded…

Who says you can't drive your supercar in rugged winter conditions? A specially modified Ferrari F40 charges up the snowy slopes, sliding sideways all the way to base camp in this short film…

Porsche’s first true supercar, the 959 was based upon the 911 and was built to win the FIA’s Group B World Rally Championship while simultaneously serving as a platform to develop an all-wheel…

Ferrari introduced a stunning new mid-engine car at the 1971 Turin Motor Show to compete head-on with the Lamborghini Miura and Maserati Bora supercars. Developed from the ground up…

This incredible collection is just a handful of the McLaren P1 GTRs built exclusively for the track. Located close to the McLaren Special Operations and the McLaren GT race team, this recently opened…

Stylistically, the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 represented a complete paradigm shift of Ferrari’s design language. Gone were the flowing, voluptuous wings of the 250 series cars and the 275 GTB…

By 1984, the words Gran Turismo Omologato already carried an enormous amount of weight in the Ferrari world. For years, the 250 GTO had been considered the finest sports racer that Ferrari had…

Before the introduction of the Lamborghini Miura at the 1966 Geneva Salon, the term 'supercar' simply did not exist. The Miura heralded the beginning of a new age in automotive history, and visually…