Supercar

While at a local Cincinnati performance shop the other day, I came across a bit of a surprise. Although you’re more likely to see a “hawkeye” WRX on a lift at Subaru specialist Turn In Concepts, it’s not uncommon to come across the occasional Porsche or BMW either.

Many people, when they purchase their first Ferrari, opt for the red exterior color with the tan leather interior. Why? Because it’s a classic Ferrari color and it’s the color everyone wants. And since many Ferrari buyers don’t actually drive their cars, but look at them as investments, getting the most popular color makes sense.

The hand-built, hyper-exclusive Pagani Huayra is a piece of rolling automotive artwork, and by rolling we mean at a ridiculous rate of speed. Nearing the end of its production, the Huyara will finish up with a topless version that will no doubt blow hairpieces off with authority, but it won’t arrive until 2016 and should show up at the Geneva Motor Show at the beginning of that same year.