Recalling the purity and purpose of the original Shelby Cobras of the 1960s, the Dodge (later SRT) Viper RT/10 is the product of the fertile imaginations of Chrysler president Bob Lutz, design chief Tom Gale, and...

Code named “Project 11,” the McLaren MP4-12C, commonly known as the “12C,” was conceived as a premium series production sports car in 2005. A total in-house program, as opposed to the Mercedes-Benz McLaren SLR...

Finding a high-end LTZ Suburban is hard enough to begin with, and when you do find one, it’ll likely be pricey, have way more than 25k miles, and won’t have attended Callaway finishing school, like this one. This...

Thanks to the Chrysler’s Street & Racing Technology (SRT) group, the brutal Ram SRT-10 high-performance pickup debuted in 2004 as Dodge’s brash, bawdy, and brutal Viper V10-powered sports truck. Countering and...

Just when we think we’ve seen it all at Zero260.com, along comes the Ariel Nomad. Outwardly similar to the Atom, Ariel’s virtual F1 car for the road, the Nomad is purpose-built for extreme performance on and off...

While the world was still trying vainly to process the impact made by the Murciélago LP640, Lamborghini unleashed the Aventador LP 700-4 at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, five months after it was first unveiled at...

Porsche’s 911 series represents the definitive sports car family, with many considering the road/track GT3 as its crowning achievement. In keeping with the Carrera RS 2.7, the Type 996-based GT3 (introduced in...

The Heritage High Roof Chevrolet was a fantastic idea – small package, retro styling, fabulously sized, wonderfully styled, reasonably powerful, efficient, comfortable, easy to drive… what more could you want?...

By 2011, Porsche’s mid-engine Boxster was re-tuned to its roots with the Boxster S-based Spyder placed on a 176-pound diet with a simple, 13-pound manual bikini top that could nonetheless be sealed completely in...