
This Is the Aston Martin Valen, the World’s Most Powerful Front-Engined Production Car
Powered by an 850 PS twin-turbocharged V12, the carbon-bodied Aston Martin Valen reaches 214 mph, carries luggage, and will be limited to 150 examples.

Powered by an 850 PS twin-turbocharged V12, the carbon-bodied Aston Martin Valen reaches 214 mph, carries luggage, and will be limited to 150 examples.

Most people credit the McLaren F1 as the company’s first road car. In reality, Bruce McLaren’s M6GT came decades earlier, and now McLaren Special Operations has faithfully brought that forgotten dream back to life.

The 720S family isn’t going quietly. McLaren has given its award-winning supercar lineage one final send-off with the 788HS, a 788 PS High Sport model limited to just 200 examples worldwide.

Forget champagne and commemorative trophies. McLaren marked its 1,000th Formula 1 Grand Prix with the Artura 1000GP by MSO, an ultra-exclusive special edition limited to just 10 very lucky—and very wealthy—buyers.

Ferrari has done the unthinkable: it brought back the stick shift. Well, almost. The limited-edition 12Cilindri Manuale pairs a gear lever and clutch pedal with a clever by-wire system that delivers the feel of a classic Ferrari manual without giving up the speed of its dual-clutch transmission.

BRABUS has given its 1,000-horsepower Rocket GTS shooting brake the Deep Blue treatment. The latest interpretation pairs exposed blue carbon fiber with a handcrafted interior while retaining enough cargo space for a weekend getaway.

The R8 may be gone, but Audi is not done building dream machines. The new Nuvolari packs a 1,001 PS hybrid powertrain, active aerodynamics, Formula 1-inspired technology, and enough downforce to make even seasoned supercars nervous.

Only 33 examples of the modern Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale will ever exist. Two more have now found their owners, including a Texas-bound tribute to Enzo Ferrari and A.J. Foyt, and a one-off creation unveiled at Alfa Romeo’s museum in Italy.

Created to fulfill an unfinished dream of BRABUS founder Bodo Buschmann, the BRABUS BODO combines a carbon-fiber grand touring body, a 1,000 hp twin-turbo V12, and a 360 km/h top speed into one of the most significant cars the company has ever produced.

Ferrari’s first-ever EV is not just an electric Ferrari. The new Luce packs four electric motors, over 1,050 cv, futuristic styling, and a radically new five-seat architecture designed with Jony Ive and Marc Newson.

Built around a Koenigsegg-developed twin-turbo V8, the Kimera K39 mixes retro Group 5 race car vibes with a manual gearbox and a rear-wheel-drive setup that feels gloriously old-school.