Italdesign’s $1.7 Million ZeroUno Supercar

Although founder Giorgetto Giugiaro—named Car Designer of the Century in 1999—is no longer with the firm, Italdesign has not only kept its purpose-driven passion, but increased the intensity. Acclaimed for the automotive artistry it has produced for others in the industry, the Torino-based team has finally stepped in front of the creative curtain to reveal its own masterwork—the ZeroUno supercar.

“The only way to design a successful sports car is to use the form-follows-function approach,” says Filippo Perini, head of design for Italdesign and the man responsible for the look of the Lamborghini Aventador. “For the ZeroUno project, we communicated a design language that fits with our company’s DNA, and we employed a simultaneous engineering process.”

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My Kind Of Garage

For many car enthusiasts, the garage is just as important as the house. 1257 Silverado in La Jolla, Calif. features a unique garage that collectors are sure to fancy. A custom elevator leads to the 3,000-square-foot garage, which can accommodate up to five cars. A driveway declined at 21 degrees ensures low-profile vehicles will be able to enter, and an automobile turntable will maneuver the cars for convenient parking. The bespoke garage is further outfitted with storage closets, a laundry room, and a work station. A private office with a separate entrance, saltwater aquarium, and bathroom is the ideal place for car enthusiasts who want to take a break from restoring a vintage car.

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Watch the Jet-Powered Howmet TX Take on the Track

Clearly constructed during the glory days of the Space Age, the Howmet TX is a jet-powered performer you would expect legendary test pilot Chuck Yeager to drive. The unconventional car was the brainchild of racer Ray Heppenstall and was developed by Bob McKee and his team between 1967 and ’68 with funding and supplies from Howmet, a specialist in aerospace materials.

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This 626 hp Flying Spur Is Bentley’s Fastest Four-Door Yet

A posh sedan with plenty of power and performance, the Bentley Flying Spur W12 S is the marque’s fastest four-door to date. The tuned-up tourer carries a 6-liter, twin-turbo W-12 engine that has now been boosted to 626 hp and given 605 ft lbs of torque. With the pumped-up power train, the new edition can take off at a rate of zero to 60 mph in 4.2 seconds before topping out at 202 mph. See the entire article on Robb Report.

Jaguar’s Zero-Emissions I-Type 1 Racer

Poised to be a predator on the track, the Jaguar I-Type 1 debuted this month as the first fully electric race car from the marque. Ending the brand’s 12-year absence from motorsport, the zero-emissions monster will flex its muscle during the upcoming third season of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) Formula E series. The development of the car is part of Jaguar’s Race to Innovate initiative intended to bolster the stature of electric vehicles and enhance their performance.