Apollo has teamed up with legendary motorsports outfit HWA AG, which brought us the Mercedes CLK GTR, for the final development of the Intensa Emozione (IE) — and, by Zeus, that should make you quiver with anticipation.

The ferocious new Aston Martin 2019 DB11 AMR is a wunderkind of old-school looks and new-school tech. It's a continent-eater and worth every penny. Read our full review after taking the grand tourer for a spin in Germany.

The 2018 McLaren 720S embodies a supercar's best traits while offering unprecedented accessibility. This could be the most usable performance car weapon yet. We take a closer look at the 720S' best qualities, from its speed to its comfy interior.

Passion is the key to understanding the rebirth of Apollo and its new Intensa Emozione (IE) hypercar. From the top down, everyone involved in the project has a passion for cars, and that's why the IE will be the last poster car before autonomy and electricity sets in.

On March 18, 2018, Bonhams will auction off three gorgeous vehicles that used to belong to Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Rod Stewart, and Nick Mason. All you need is love, but love won’t pay the expected auction price on these rare rides.

The McLaren Senna is the most hardcore road car the British brand has ever created, with numbers to back up its legendary name.

Swedish supercar builder Koenigsegg has set a new production car top speed record of 277.9 mph with its Agera RS during a pair of recorded runs in Nevada.

Lamborghini and MIT teased a Lamborghini supercar “ready for the challenges of the third millennium.” The moment of truth is almost here.

Texas-based performance car tuner, Hennessey, has revealed its new Venom F5 supercar with a claimed top speed of 301 mph and a price of $1.6 million.

Koenigsegg has topped Bugatti's record for 0 to 249 to 0 mph acceleration and braking just two months after the Chiron made headlines.

The 2017 Nissan GT-R Premium gets a facelift and more power to stay relevant in the increasingly competitive supercar space.

Spend this Father's Day on Rodeo Drive among rare and unique supercars from the world's most famous auto makers.

The 2016 McLaren 675LT is the star athlete, teachers’ pet, and after-school tutor to struggling supercars with performance, road manor, and innovation.

The 2015 McLaren 650S runs from 0 to 60 in just 2.9 seconds and onto a top speed of 207 mph. It also costs $265,000. For that money, though, you get a car that is not only incredibly comfortable; also you also get one that can outrun a Ferrari on the track.

Hypercar-maker McLaren is replacing windshield wipers with a force field inspired by jetfighters.

Acura brass confirmed that they are planning an open-air version of the all-new NSX hybrid supercar.