Sports : Car Reviews And News

Like most kids in the 1980s into cars, my room was festooned with posters of Ferraris and Lamborghinis. I also had a poster of the De Tomaso Pantera and its iconic shape. Recently, a new car has been spied in testing, and its shape looks awfully familiar, even beneath its camo wrap.

Ford has been teasing us with all sorts of details on the 2020 Shelby GT500 Mustang, and we are excited. We know it will have different exhaust modes and over 700 hp. The company is is now talking up some of the colors that will be offered on the ride.

Corvette fans have been waiting in anticipation for the unveiling of what has long been rumored to be a new mid-engine C8 Corvette. While there have been lots of sightings of the car under camouflage, word is that the new Vette’s official reveal has been delayed for three big reasons.

Ferrari is showing off some of the awesome features of its new F8 Tributo with a pair of videos. The first video focuses on the performance of the car, and some of the things that make it better than the 488 GTB it replaces.

The McLaren Senna is an impressive sports car that’s designed to be at home on the road or on the track. McLaren has now unveiled a new and very limited edition version of the car that is meant for the track only.

It has only been a few months since McLaren rolled out the 720S Spider. It’s a targa-top version of the 720S that lets the sun in, while keeping the coupe’s impressive performance. Now McLaren special operations group has unveiled a unique version of the 720S Spider called the 720S Spider by MSO.

Mercedes has announced a new and very limited edition version of its sweet AMG GT sports car. The new version is the AMG GT R Roadster. Like it’s coupe brother, the car packs an AMG biturbo V8 engine that makes 577 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque, along with lightweight elements and track-focused aero enhancements. That’s enough power to push the car to 60 mph in 3.5

Audi has been making cars that use its powerful V10 engine for 10 years now. To celebrate the birthday, Audi has a new R8 limited edition car called the Audi R8 V10 Decennium. The special sports car is driven by the the most powerful naturally aspirated V10 Audi has produced.

Ferrari is showing off some images and details on its replacement for the already pretty sweet 488 GTB. The new car is called the Ferrari F8 Tributo and will debut officially in Geneva next month. The F8 Tributo pays homage to Ferrari’s classic two-seat, V8-powered berlinetta, and it looks fantastic.

Previously, on TaxTheRich, we got to witness a Ferrari 288 GTO driving off-road, and a Jaguar XJ220 ripping up some grass in the English countryside. In this clip, the man who refuses to treat his supercars with kid gloves takes that very same XJ220, and smashes the hammer down to create an epic burnout, fueled not just by burning rubber, but a little bit of highly-flammable accelerant to get a small fire going. While we’re pretty sure we’d never want to subject such a rare and impressive specimen to this kind of intense heat, you’ve got to hand it to the guy for his ability to make a spectacle of himself.

Lamborghini has pulled the wraps off of its new Huracán EVO Spyder, and the car is looking pretty awesome. It features an electro-hydraulic, lightweight, soft top for open-air driving. The design of the top allows the car to be aerodynamic with the roof up or down. The 5.2-liter

One of the many sexy designs from Giorgetto Giugiaro of Italdesign, the Maserati Boomerang was a concept that first broke cover in the early 1970s. It made its debut as a mockup back in 1971 at the Turin Motor Show, but later arrived as a fully functional, one-of-a-kind prototype during the 1972 Geneva Motor Show.

The current generation Corvette (aka the “C7”) has been around for about 5 years now. Chevrolet has new generation of Corvette in the works. We have seen an alleged prototype C8.R before, and a whole fleet of test mules showed up in Southern California last week.

Last year, Aston Martin teased its upcoming 003 hypercar in the form of a pencil drawing that didn’t reveal much. The british automaker is back with a new tease, and this time instead of a pencil drawing, we get a render of the rear of the car.

Easily one of the coolest things that has ever worn a Toyota Corolla badge was that Corolla iM drift car that we talked about back in 2017. That ordinary front-wheel-drive economy car had been turned into a rear-wheel drive 1000 horsepower tire burning machine for professional drift racing.