2011 Ferrari 599 GTB Roadster Special Edition Coming Soon

The next new model to come out of the Maranello shop will be a roadster version of the 599 GTB supercar.

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo dropped the news himself yesterday morning during a special press gathering in Central London...

Audi R8 Supercar turns to the Dark Side

SR Auto Group's new Valkyrie project is all about adding some dark style to Audi's R8 supercar.

The tuning house starts off with a matte black wrap for the body and continues with a series of carbon-fiber aero bits from PPI...

2010 Aston Martin One-77 Supercar: Only for 77 Lucky Car Owners for 2010

The era of epic supercars is certainly not over at Aston Martin, with the carmaker confirming the development of a brand new flagship model late last year. A life-size mock up was then put on display at the 2008 Paris Motor Show to tease the public and start building interest for the car, which is estimated to cost a cool £1.2 million. A technical design showcase at last month’s Geneva Motor Show revealed more features, including its bespoke carbon-fiber chassis and V12 engine, and earlier this month Aston released the first tentative details about production plans. Finally, the first completed model was revealed at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este at Lake Como, Italy, where it also took the event’s prestigious design award.

Aston Martin’s European operations chief Marcel Beci revealed in March that the first actual customer car will roll out of the company’s Gaydon factory later this year and that the limited production run of just 77 cars will be complete by the end of 2010.

Beci also explained that Aston Martin keeps in close contact with all its One-77 customers, and that every effort is being made to ensure the car does not fall prey to resellers who may attempt to profit from it. After all, the One-77 is being built not just as a halo car, but as an ultra-halo car, a sort of rekindling of the legacy of Aston Martin, plus a projection of the brand into the future. It's designed to be the most quintessential Aston Martin ever, and the most perfectly personalized car available.

2010 Aston Martin Rapide is a V12 Engine Powerhouse - First Look

Yes it is true! These facts were revealed by Marcel Beci, Aston Martin’s General Manager on European Operations in a recent interview with the Dutch newspaper, De Telegraaf. It appears that in no way the upcoming Rapide Sedan will not receive a V8 engine because the manufacturer wants power and only the V12 can offer this.

The new Rapide will receive the V12 engine from the DB9, but the source didn’t want to spoil the surprise and we will find this only when the car will be officially launched.