Sports Car

As close as most of us will ever come to having a McLaren as our own will be building one in the configurator online. You can hop over to McLaren’s website right now and build your virtual dream car with the 570S having been recently added to the website.

Normally we get pretty excited about the unveiling of a new Porsche special edition around here. In the case of the Panamera, Porsche has unveiled the changes for a special edition so subtle you’d be hard pressed to tell this car from a normal Panamera.

Caterham has been making the Seven for a long time and the model naming has been a bit confusing to keep track of. You could get a Caterham Seven 160 all the way up to the Caterham 620 with some other models thrown in to confuse things more, such as the Roadsport or Supersport.

In the sports car world, there are two overall categories of cars that you will find. There are vehicles that focus on power and raw performance over handling, and those that put handling above all else.

If James Bond ever took a holiday and decided to spend part of that holiday at a track day, the Aston Martin Vulcan is what he would drive. This car looks fantastic even if it doesn’t have pointy ears anywhere.

BMW has updated one of its glorious gran coupes for the 2016 year model. This car is the 2016 BMW Alpina B6 xDrive Gran Coupe and for the new model year the car gets a bump in power and some visual changes.

Lotus has made its four-seater Evora for a while now, and the car is currently on a year hiatus with no new model being made. That doesn’t mean the car won’t be coming back though. The first spy shots of the 2016 Lotus Evora have turned up over at Motor Trend.

One of the sexiest sports cars out of Italy is the Alfa Romeo 4C. This lightweight sports car offers spritely performance, and a great design. Alfa has announced a new Spider version for drivers who prefer open air cruising.