News and articles about the most expensive cars ever sold, produced, talked about and purchased.
It’s hard to believe that a Ferrari once sold for over $30 million. Then again, considering the site we run and our love for cars, it’s definitely believable. Speaking of expensive cars. Celebrities are one of the finest collectors of rare automobiles out there. Because of their huge bankrolls they are able to afford […] More
Ferruccio Lamborghini initially had no interest of producing automobiles, as his first company produced farm tractors. His company quickly became the largest tractor manufacturer in Italy, and it earned him a considerable amount on money. As a lover of all-things related to combustion engines, he spent his money on a variety of different automobiles. Some of […] More
Since it’s official inception as a car manufacturer in 1927, Volvo has remained to be one of the leading car brands in the world. While the industry was largely dominated by European countries like Germany or Italy, American, and Asian automobile companies, Volvo showed the world that the Swedes could produce some incredible automobiles. The […] More
Those of you might remember when the folks at Design Epicentrum came up with a Bugatti Veyron desk. If not, don’t worry, we have a picture of it at the end of this article. But let’s just say that their designers have been busy. Those who own and look at Lamborghinis know that the car […] More
Only a very small portion of the general public will get to drive a Ferrari, let alone actually own one. As much as you might like their cars, purchasing a supercar is out of most of our budgets. Since most of us won’t ever own one of these cars, there are other ways that you can […] More
Gangster cars have always been a staple in pop culture as evidenced by their inclusion in movies, commercials, music videos, and even cartoons. And since their rise in popularity a humongous amount of cars have been modified to give them the “gangster” look. So what exactly is a gangster car? That can be interpreted in […] More
In March of 2014 Lamborghini unveiled a new supercar, the Huracán. Set to replace the incredibly popular and best-selling Gallardo, Lamborghini set the bar high for themselves. Now that it’s been out for a while, we have a better sense as to what the car has to offer. Lamborghini has done it again, and the […] More
Is there a car manufacturer as loved or respected as much as Ferrari is? Probably not. Ever since they started producing road cars, people around the world instantly fell in love with them. Ferrari has made many great cars over the years, and some of the best, and they just keep getting better. In 2009, […] More
While vehicles like the Rolls-Royce Phantom, Ferrari 458, or the McLaren P1 are certainly incredible examples of automotive engineering, they aren’t exactly “rare” vehicles. Sure they don’t make many of those vehicles, however enough are produced for them to be considered “mass-produced” vehicles. While they are definitely amazing machines, there are many vehicles out there […] More
For years, leading engineers in the automobile industry have been looking at various ways to produce cars that do not run on fossil fuels. Some ventures have been successful, while others have been complete failures. Today many automobile manufacturers offer hybrid vehicles, while some offer fully-electric cars that don’t use any gasoline at all. When […] More
During the 1980’s, Toyota found themselves securing a good portion of the affordable, mainstream automobile market. Their cars were certainly good for what they were, but the brand need a way to expand into other markets. So they decided that they wanted to create a separate division that would concern itself with producing luxury automobiles […] More
In the early parts of the 20th century, brothers Alfieri, Bindo, Carlo, Ettore, and Ernesto had a love for all-things related to automobiles. They worked together to create racing cars, and they named their cars after themselves, officially forming Maserati. The brand focused on racing vehicles during the early years, however during the late 1940’s […] More