Lamborghini's Aventador S is the last link to supercars of old. Wild, bedroom-poster material, gigantic anti-socially loud V12 that actually spits flame. It's an unabashed, head-banging, rock ape.

That scarcity is intentional. Ferrari famously produces "one car less than the market demands." By deliberately constraining supply, it keeps demand -- and pricing power -- permanently high. This is ...

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Whatever the definition of a supercar is, the 701-horsepower Porsche 911 Turbo S is in the conversation. A few decades ago, ...

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Kia has just introduced its first-ever CNG vehicle in India with the Carens. Available on the sole Premium (O) trim, the CNG ...

Fame doesn't always mean flashy wheels. These celebrities prove that sometimes a modest Toyota or Ford beats a Lamborghini.