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The Aston Martin Valkyrie is the British brand's latest hypercar, and it is nothing short of impressive. From striking aerodynamics to lightweight design, this powerful machine can only be described as a true Formula 1 racecar designed to be street legal and handled by capable drivers. The power, performance, and prestige make this $3 million.

The 2022 Toyota GR 86 has been the talk of town since its debut. Here are the differences between it and its predecessor.

Nissan just hit Toyota where it hurts: right in the nostalgia. The new Nissan Z debuted in New York last night, and its sights are set on the Toyota Supra in every metric. From power to price, to performance, you can bet we're about to witness a JDM battle we haven't seen since I was in diapers. Moreover, this new "halo car" signals a tonal shift for Nissan, which desperately needs to revive the brand.

Even among the small number of long-wheelbase Talbot-Lago Grand Sports built, Jay Leno's 1953 car was unaccounted for. But after sitting since 1965, and a full 'recommissioning,' the coach-built luxury GT can roam the streets once more.

The successor to the 370Z is finally here. And while it's not called the 400Z, the 2023 Nissan Z keeps the Z Proto Concept's retro design and packs a 400-hp twin-turbo V6 punch. Plus, while it has new tech, it's still got a manual.

The 2022 Toyota GR 86 hosts a larger engine, stiffer chassis, retuned suspension, and a better interior than the outgoing 86. But according to Hagerty's Jason Cammisa, the GR 86 isn't just an updated 86--it's also a successor to the Porsche 944.

The Pebble Beach Concourse d'Elegance is as bougie as it sounds, if you'll allow me to butcher the French language. While we're talking about French-adjacent things, let's talk about the winner of this year's concourse, a Mercedes-Benz 540K Autobahnkurier from 1938. Why is it French-adjacent? It's rumored to be a gift from France's most famous conqueror: Adolf Hitler. Yeah. The Nazi. Buckle up, this one's gonna be wild.

Fewer than 40 were produced from 1962 through 1964. And of these limited examples, all are accounted for by collectors. If you've ever wondered how much a 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO might fetch in today's market, stay tuned. Gems this rare command a pretty penny.

The record for 'most expensive McLaren F1 ever sold at auction' has just been broken by a 1-of-1-spec, 242-mile 1995 example sold at the 2021 Pebble Beach auction by Gooding & Company. The winning bid? $20,465,000.

Not all Ferraris are created equal. Some boast more than under-the-hood dynamics and stunning exteriors. These beauties are the top five most expensive Ferraris of all time.

Mclaren is known for a lot of things: Formula 1, the legendary Gordon Murray-designed F1, the brand's ties to Ayrton Senna, you name it. Thankfully, that all boils down to one convenient word: performance. The brand is known for making things that go, turn and stop. However, there's now a Mclaren recall that interferes with one of those things. A new recall has been reported by the NHTSA stating there's an issue with the brakes on your Mclaren.

The 986 Porsche Boxster is one of the most affordable ways to get into a fun, daily-drivable Porsche sports car. And this 2002 Boxster S on Bring a Trailer offers extra sportiness with some IMS-related peace of mind.

I'm sure you've heard the story by now. Possibly from me. The market for new cars is absurd right now. The pandemic and the (likely temporary) easing of restrictions means that buyers who were sat at home over the last year finally have the excuse they need for some new metal in the driveway. Moreover, the pandemic sent a cataclysmic ripple through the supply chain, hitting everything from electronics to the auto market. As a result, supply is tight and demand is high. Obviously, that equals scarcity. However, these models are selling far faster than others.

The Chevy Camaro stands out for its performance abilities and good looks. Having been around for decades, Chevrolet's answer to the Ford Mustang has made a name for itself. And now the Hennessey Performance Engineering Team has created a special Exorcist Camaro to celebrate a company milestone.

The new Chevy Corvette has caused a massive stir with its most recent "C8" iteration. Not only is Zora Arkus-Duntov currently rolling in his grave at the realization of his dream of the mid-engined 'Vette, but GM simply cannot keep the C8 on a dealership lot for more than the car's 2.7 second 0-60 time. In fact, the Chevy Corvette was the fastest-selling new car in the month of July, beating out hype machines such as the Ford Bronco and Kia Telluride.

North Vancouver, British Columbia-based Spectre Vehicle Design has taken a classic Mini Cooper and turned it into a K20-powered, 230-hp, mid-engine RWD restomod. And along the way, it gained a Japanese-inspired luxury interior and custom suspension.

Multimillionaire Ferrari collector David Lee had his sights set on a LaFerrari Aperta for $2.2 million. Because the automaker produced only 200 examples of this rare car, the enthusiast had to break the rules to purchase one.

Marc Philipp Gemballa creates an off-road supercar in the spirit of the Porsche 959 Paris-Dakar.

We've all heard this before, so I'll get it out of the way quickly. Yes, the new Toyota Supra, god of the JDM scene, is more BMW than Toyota. Additionally, the Japanese-German sports car has been suffering a great deal of late. The cheaper 2.0-liter model didn't exactly find a lot of fans when the reviews rolled in, and its big brother has something of a dual-citizenship identity crisis. Now, the Supra has run into another issue. This time, the vehicle's braking assistance is the subject of a recall and adds to a growing list of open recalls on the model.

Porsche 911s won the IMSA GTLM and GTD classes in WeatherTech SportsCar Championship racing at Road America.