There was a great run for it but we all know what a limited run is. The halo car of our time, the Bugatti Veyron was produced and sold to the last customer yesterday. Bugatti President Wolfgang Durheimer was on hand to provide all the big words you may expect to see at the funeral of a one of history's...
Yeah sure, there's a financial crisis aftermath out in the world and much of the population is still going through it. In the luckier corner of the world however, people are ordering McLaren MP4-12Cs. According to a recent report, there's so many of these lucky types that are interested in supercars that McLaren's new MP4-12C is effectively sold out for...
In case you missed the situation on the new Sant'Agata Bolognese flagship, here's another update from the Italians. Apart from only making 4000 units and the Lamborghini Aventador being sold out for 2011, it's now gotten worse. Your chances at getting yourself one of these glorious supercars has just gotten slimmer. Lamborghini now sais that their Aventador LP700-4 is sold...
After teasing U.S. buyers about a week ago, just before the weekend BMW USA revealed what they'd been preparing, a special edition of the 2010 E92 BMW M3. The special edition headed stateside is entitled the BMW Frozen Gray M3 Coupe and it went on sale On Monday, June 21, 2010 at exactly 11:30 AM. Mentioning the exact time it...
You may remember the announcement made yesterday that made it clear that Toyota have sold out all 500 units of the Lexus LFA. This hasn't stopped them from releasing a commercial they must have been preparing for some time and I have to say I'm glad they didn't decide to drop it. While I'm not a fan of the LFA,...
It would appear that the recent fuss about Toyota's high performance creation entitled the Lexus LFA being sold out may have been slightly out of context. There's also been a major change in market placement as the original cap of 150 LFA's which were registered for Stateside consumption has increased to a total of 171, although it's unclear where they...
