The Koenigsegg CCGT1 Is a Le Mans Car That Never Raced, Finally Built for the Road
Koenigsegg built a Le Mans GT1 car in 2007. Then the rules changed, and it never raced. Nearly two decades […]
Turo vs. a Traditional Exotic Rental Company: What a Supercar Actually Costs After Insurance
Turo listings for exotic cars often look like a bargain next to a traditional rental counter. They usually aren’t, once
Ortega Highway: Back Open After a Wildfire Shut It Down Twice in Three Weeks
State Route 74, better known as Ortega Highway, is one of the few remaining roads in Southern California where you
Can You Track a Rental Supercar? Here’s What Actually Works
A lot of people book a Lamborghini for the weekend assuming a track day is on the table if they
Renting a Lamborghini Huracan: Los Angeles vs. Napa Valley
Same car, same brand, two of California’s most popular exotic-rental markets, and a real price gap between them. If you’re
Highway 1 Through Big Sur Is Open Again, After a Rough Couple of Years
Highway 1 through Big Sur has had about as rough a stretch as any road in California. A landslide shut
Tioga Road: California’s Highest Highway Closes for the Season Soon
If Angeles Crest Highway is the story of a road that keeps failing, Tioga Road is the opposite kind of
Angeles Crest Highway Is Closed Again, and It Might Stay That Way for a While
If you’ve been planning a run up Angeles Crest Highway, check the map before you load the car. A roughly
The Ferrari CZ26 Is a Car You Will Never Be Able to Buy, and That’s the Point
Most “new arrivals” in this space are cars you could, in theory, order. The CZ26 isn’t one of them. Unveiled
The Manual Porsche 911 Carrera S Is Back, and It’s the Real Deal
When Porsche updated the 911 to the 992.2 generation for the 2025 model year, it quietly dropped the manual transmission