TopGear Magazine is test driving the hierarchy of hypercars: a Ferrari LaFerrari, a Porsche 918 Spyder, and a McLaren P1. You can bet your pink-slips we’ll be keeping track of this track race.

Ferrari is hard at work creating the ultimate track weapon. No, it’s not finally fixing their Formula 1 cars so they are actually competitive. Rather, Ferrari is continuing the new tradition of building the ultimate version of their already ultimate road cars for the XX Corsi Clienti program.

McLaren’s smallest car is set to take the world by storm in the next few months. Using the same 3.8L twin turbo-charged V8 found in the P1, 12C and 650S, the new Sport Series McLaren will be set to take on smaller rivals like Porsche and Mercedes.

Boo! The folks at McLaren and Lamborghini of Newport Beach, California have a good sense of humor. This funny photo that they posted on their Facebook page is definitely in the spirit of the holiday.

There’s really no accounting for taste is there? And infinite amounts of money definitely doesn’t buy it. Case in point, this McLaren P1. Ugh.

Love it or hate it, it’s looking more and more certain that Nissan’s next GT-R will be helped along by some form of hybrid motor.

As any fan of motorsport will tell you, it’s one’s dream to make it into the cockpit of a real-life racing car. That specific experience is saved only for a set of lucky few that are either good enough to be sponsored by a team, or the incredibly wealthy. This is definitely an article about the latter rather than the former.