When you talk about supercars, your thoughts typically shift towards vehicles made in Italy. Sometimes Germany or Great Britain might come into the mix.

We live in a great age of automobiles. The horsepower wars among the “Big Three” domestic manufacturers are alive and well. There are also several mega-powerful SUVs on the market, such as the Porsche Cayenne Turbo S.

Sometimes, I get really jealous of those that actually can afford supercars. Then I remember that most of them have five or six and never actually drive them, and all is right in the world.

If there was ever a car that could be the epitome of what Lamborghini stood for, it’s definitely the Veneno Roadster. The car features the most drastic styling ever put onto a Lamborghini, and the cost is just as crazy.

Many out there don’t know that Porsche actually had a long and storied history in rally. Everyone just thinks of them as strictly a tarmac racing company.

Even though the new Ford GT supercar is one of the techiest things Ford has ever produced, and clearly a sign of what’s in store for Ford in the future.

Did anyone realize you could buy a Ferrari LaFerrari on a golfer’s salary?