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Hennessey Blackbird Sells Out in 4 Hours: 71 Units, $2.5 Million, and a Surprising Shift Toward Restraint
Hennessey's all-new Blackbird supercar sold out its remaining 11 units within 4 hours of its public debut at The Quail, completing the full run of 71 cars. Inspired by the SR-71 spy plane, this naturally aspirated V8 supercar's selling point is, surprisingly, a more restrained driving character than before.
Lamborghini Revuelto SV Starts at $7.41 Million... Wait, Make That $741K—Leaked Order Sheet Shows Real Price Nearing $1 Million
Lamborghini has released order details for the U.S.-spec Revuelto SV, with an official starting price of $741,000. But a leaked order sheet reveals that once carbon fiber packages and exclusive paint are added, the actual transaction price can climb to $948,000—edging dangerously close to the million-dollar mark.
Gordon Murray S1 Debuts: 680-HP V12 Comes With Manual-Only Six-Speed, a Nod to the McLaren F1
Gordon Murray Special Vehicles unveiled the S1 at Monterey Car Week, packing a 680-hp naturally aspirated V12 with a single transmission option—a six-speed manual—and limited to just 64 units worldwide.
Aston Martin Valen: The Experimental Beast That Swapped Its Glass Rear Window for a Trunk
Aston Martin gave an early look at Valen at its Gaydon headquarters—a 150-unit limited front-engine supercar armed with color-shifting paint, 3D-printed titanium components, and an exhaust system that sounds like a pipe organ, answering the question of just how wild Special Vehicle Operations can get.
The 1,600-HP Koenigsegg CCGT1 Still Makes You Work the Clutch Yourself
The sold-out, 70-unit CCGT1 doesn't just resurrect the spirit of Koenigsegg's shelved GT1 racer—it also sneaks a manual shift lever into a hypercar world obsessed with automation. The new Koenigsegg Sequential Shift system still demands a human leg to get moving.
$5M Ferrari Monza SP2 Impounded by London Police Less Than 30 Minutes After First Drive
London police seized 90 vehicles worth over $10 million in a weekend sweep, but the headline-grabber was a Ferrari Monza SP2 that had barely touched UK soil before getting pulled over — less than 30 minutes into its very first drive.