In the 1990s, Bugatti tried to make a sedan to complement the EB110 supercar. But only three Bugatti EB112 sedans ever left the factory. And now, the second one is up for sale in Germany--but you'll likely need a few million dollars to get it.
To keep up with its rivals, Lotus killed off its entire 2021 lineup of internal combustion vehicles. In a new press release, Lotus still proudly showcases the Emira, its last gas-powered model. How will the automaker's plans for an electric future affect the Emira moving forward?
The Mercedes-Benz AMG One production has been slow, but the Formula 1 inspired hypercar engine is still only rated for 30,000 miles before it needs to be rebuilt.
This car originally sold for over $3 million and will only ever see 500 made. This is a deal of a lifetime for anyone brave enough to step up to the plate and give it a swing. So, who’s going to go for it?
In the sports car world, Lotus is well-known for making fast cars. That being said, Lotus, like many other automakers, has started transitioning itself into the EV market, and soon, Lotus will stop selling gas-powered cars. Here's a look at the Lotus Emira GT4 race car, which will be the last gas-powered car from Lotus.
Luxury cars are worth the price for those who can afford them, but many are more expensive than the average luxury vehicle. That's where supercars and hypercars come in. Here's a look at the top five most expensive cars in the world in 2021.
While the Koenigsegg Agera RS is pretty impressive on its own, James Jean made the ridiculous hypercar the worlds fastest art car with his artwork, titled Pomegranate.
EVs are becoming lighter, faster, and more powerful. Included among these are electric hypercars, which pack so much power they seem unreal. The Lotus Evija achieved nearly 2000 hp in 2019, and many more hypercar models have followed suit. Recently, the Rimac Nevera made headlines as it became the fastest production car in the world.
Ten years ago, Tesla was building high-performance sports cars to show off how powerful EVs could be. And Rimac is doing that today. Here's a look at the Rimac Nevera, which looks to be the world's fastest production car, at least in terms of acceleration.
With almost 100 more horsepower and less weight than the Bugatti Chiron, you'd expect the limited-run, EB110-inspired Bugatti Centodieci to be fast. But even around the Nardo test track, it's not just the Centodieci's speed that's impressive--it's how effortlessly fast the hypercar truly is.
There may be some dispute about which production car is the fastest car in the world. There's only one car with a verified time and speed that can make the claim. And this particular sports car happens to have a connection to the Fast and Furious franchise.