The numbers don’t lie. This Lamborghini Revuelto casually broke the 300 km/h mark on the Nürburgring—and it barely broke a ...

Who knew the Lamborghini Revuelto would look this awesome with a murdered-out stance, a few Novitec goodies, and a set of ...

With 850-something horses going to the rear wheels of the Macca, the 765LT made easy work of the completely stock Revuelto ...

Lamborghini’s latest flagship is by far its most powerful yet, but does it still provide the theatre you’d expect?

Imagine a place where going slower than 300kph could be dangerous. A stretch of tarmac where speed isn’t optional – it’s ...

Discover how Automobili Lamborghini made history at DreamHack Dallas 2025, blending gaming, performance, and digital ...

Given that all of the ZR1’s power is sent through the rear wheels, you may expect it to spin up its tires the very moment a ...

A stock version of the car beat its listed zero to 60 time and is the quickest rear wheel drive car that Car and Driver has ...

With an astonishing 1,064 horsepower, the Corvette ZR1 is making headlines not just for its raw power, but for its ability to outperform legends like Ferrari and Lamborghini beyond the straights.

GM admits the 1,064 horsepower ZR1 is a hell of a hammer to let loose on public roads—so we tested it on an F1 track.

The top entries on the list are represented by Porsche, Lamborghini, Mercedes-AMG, and uh, wait, is that a Chevy?

The ZR1 has several substantial changes over the base Corvette Stingray: ...