Living with one of the world’s fastest cars in your garage must be difficult—unless you own a runway, it’s the equivalent of ...

The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport broke the 300 mph barrier, achieving a top speed of 304.773 mph. The car's active aero, including an extended rear end and air curtains, improves aerodynamic ...

The world’s fastest cars also have some of the largest price tags. It’s unlikely anyone needs a car that can go 300 miles per ...

Petrol cars aren’t going out without a bang, though, which means the world’s fastest accelerating cars are a bit of a varied bunch. With everything ranging from ultra-rare electric supercars ...

Like with most high-priced electric cars, the Porsche SUV features ... A Kia being on a list of fastest SUVs in the world may seem unbelievable, but with the power of electricity, it manages ...

There are huge horsepower numbers available at the supercar end of the market, though, and it’s not surprising that many of the fastest cars in the world are from American brands. But which are ...

While you'd expect to see names like McLaren and Koenigsegg on a list of the world's fastest road cars, this increasingly niche genre is also the stomping ground for fledgling brands looking to ...

Believe it or not, there aren't any cars that are truly fast by real-world standards, despite the fact that a lot of them are inspired by real-world cars like the Porsche 911 or the Volkswagen Beetle.

With exclusive variants like the Revolution Coupe and Roadster, here’s how each model pushes the limits to claim the title of the world’s fastest production car. While it isn’t officially ...

Still, in its day, it was one of the most influential cars to enter Formula One ... was driven to victory by Mario Andretti in the 1978 World Championship, winning Team Lotus the Constructors ...

Britain's Abbi Pulling makes history by finishing fastest in the first all-female Formula E testing session in Spain.