Most start up supercar manufacturers go out of business before they can even put out a car. This is not one of those.

A few weeks ago, I had the chance to meet an icon. It wasn’t a person, or anything like that, but rather an automotive icon that has since spawned a massive cult following that the rest of the automotive community is just catching onto.

With the introduction of the new BMW i8, the world has waited on baited breath to see if the car would actually be a hit or a flop.

We no longer live in a world where the fastest supercars are naturally aspirated monsters, screaming at 8-9,000 rpm. No, we now live in a world where the fastest cars on the planet make use of turbos or electricity.

If you’re a motoring enthusiast, it really is a great time to be alive. Cars making over 700 horsepower are available at your local Dodge dealership, and supercars are making in excess of 1,000 horsepower.

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

Imagine yourself test driving a new McLaren 650S. It’s your dream car. It has power, style, and doors that scissor up like a concept car. It’s futuristic and you’ve just got to have one. The nice McLaren salesman takes you around to go for a test drive through some lovely British B roads. Everything is wonderful.