We know that not all cars were created equal. Some cars have higher gas mileage than the rest, and others have more comfort and luxurious features. Of course, we know that no one here cares much about these two types of automotive machines. In fact, those who are reading this today are likely to be […] More »

Stealth wealth. Those two words can be used to describe cars such as the Rolls-Royce Phantom and Bentley Mulsanne. They cost more than a lot of houses, but they let the world know that in a whisper.

The cliches, metaphors, and similes are way too obvious for a story about George Foreman’s 1997 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster going up for sale.

This particular 1962 Ferrari 400 Superamerica Aerodinamico is the first of the Series II 400 SAs built with a longer wheelbase.

Not all heroes are the same. When we see just how human the idols we put on pedestals are, we’re often disappointed and let down. Fortunately, things go the exact opposite way when we see beneath the outer surface of legendary automobiles such as the 1984 Lamborghini Countach.

Recently, we showed you what a Lamborghini Miura would look like as a drift car. In short, it looked properly insane, and we wanted one immediately.

Since the new Aventador SV has only just been debuted, we really don’t know what it looks like driving or launching hard. Until now.