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With its divisive looks and hybrid V6 engine, the Ferrari F80 looked set to disappoint after the Enzo and LaFerrari. How wrong can you be?

THE APEX SUPERCAR IS AT A crossroads. If you’re Gordon Murray, you build the lightest, purest, most analogue car you can. If you’re Bugatti, you build a grandiose behemoth of blinding speed and dazzli

Carbon fibre wheels roll to a stop in the pitlane at Misano. The Ferrari F80’s fans are working at full pace to counter the fierce heat and the thermal load of a full day of fast laps and a couple of

Lamborghini couldn’t keep the Huracan’s epic naturally-aspirated V10. Can the new Temerario – with its 10,000rpm, e-boosted V8 – fill the vacuum?

Unlike its various predecessors, Lamborghini’s new junior supercar can’t give you 10 cylinders – but it is offering 10,000rpm instead. Being what Sant’Agata calls a high-performance electrified vehicl

THIS IS NUTS. WE’VE BEEN SITTING IN THE NEW LAMBORGHINI Temerario for barely two minutes and yet here we are, barrelling into a braking area at 190mph. It’s quite the introduction. One that highlights