Whether you like weekly history lessons in Flashback Friday form or you prefer the feel and timing of a Throwback Thursday, this is one video you don’t want to miss.

The supercar owners of the world are an odd bunch. Despite having outrageously fast and expensive cars, they are constantly trying to outdo each other with special edition models, modifications and wild exterior changes. Last year I found myself standing in a showroom full of these types of cars at the Lamborghini Miami dealership.

Germany isn’t the only country in the world that has sections of their roadways de-restricted. In parts of the Australian Outback, there are stretches of roads tens of kilometers long. The Australian government has decided to allow de-restricted speed on a 72 kilometer section of roadway, and Porsche wanted to celebrate.

The 2015 McLaren 650S Spider is a candy-colored, Tarocco Orange, hot tub time machine. The swan-shaped front light kits, scissor doors with massive air scoops and a two-piece retractable, aluminum hardtop make this supercar scream, “look at me!” It’s hard not too, but it’s even more fun to drive.

With McLaren wanting to expand its range, the manufacturer recently unveiled the absolutely brilliant looking McLaren 570S.

What happens when you get the fastest convertible 911 you can buy, and you race it against the fastest convertible that Aston Martin currently offers?

The following clip shows a monstrously powerful Porsche 911 (996) known as King Kong.