In the early ’90s, the fabulous McLaren F1 made its world debut. With its BMW V-12 engine and three-seat configuration, some people still considering it the ultimate supercar. In 1998, it became the fastest production car in the world, reaching 391 km/h (243 mph). The entire production run had only 106 units, each one priced ...
Here’s some of the most exciting upcoming plug-in hybrid electric and battery-electric cars coming up in the next 3 years. Each of these models has something fresh to offer a fast-growing segment. The race to increase range and efficiency is in full swing. With batteries becoming cheaper and technology improving, electric cars will soon be ...
When it comes to General Motors, they have always used nothing but the best engineering when it comes to their vehicles, and the Corvette is absolutely no exception. In 1993 General Motors decided to start making two different but similar Corvettes. One Corvette would be the standard version with a standard Corvette motor and for ...
Imagine yourself sitting in a Lamborghini, at the starting line of Bullrun 2005 — in Hollywood, California. You’re about to rally across America with 99 other affluent car aficionados and celebrities. Paris Hilton stands a few feet away, perched atop another dope ride, moments away from waving the start flag. You don’t know where exactly ...
Just as foodies may plan their travels around visiting a certain restaurant or winery, car-lovers like me try to play our travels so we might visit a car museum or auto collection. Here are three great car museums here in the United States: The Auto Collections at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas Located on ...
Ask your grandparents about anything. They will tell you everything was better in their day, and the newer stuff just tends to complicate what really matters. When discussing these two supercars however it is probably a good thing that your grandparents aren’t here right now, because the numbers involved here get very big and also ...
America’s love affair with muscle cars is more than half a century old. It’s no secret either. We love our fast cars. There’s something about the deep rumble of the motor and the feel of the road. You get your fingers wrapped around the steering wheel, rev the engine, and then you start to feel ...