Supercars

On this episode of Supercars men’s inner strength comes alive. Sant’Agata Bolognese, the home of Lamborghini, is the ideal place to take the Gallardo models out for a spin. Plus: The fastest city tour in the world with 1,400 horsepower through the eternal city of Rome. Supercars also reveals how one of the most spectacular sports cars ever produced came out of a tractor factory.

On this episode of Supercars, Patrick Simon takes the opportunity to look back at some of his personal automotive highlights. As a race driver, he tested some of the greatest, fastest and most expensive super sports cars including the Ferrari FF, Lamborghini Gallardo and Lexus IS-F. Now he reveals his favorite cars from the last couple of weeks.

On this episode of Supercars it’s all about luxury SUVs and off-road vehicles for the big spenders out there. What is the new Land Rover capable? Which luxury cars can we expect to see at the Grand Cherokee Summit? What can we really expect from the Lamborghini Urus? And: Where these luxury SUVs really designed as off-road vehicles or are they just big and powerful?

The three supercars from this episode promise more power and more elegance. Thanks to tuning company Kelleners Sport, the new BMW 640i Gran Coupe offers even more bite. Thanks to its beautiful equipment and additional legroom, the Maserati Quattroporte GTS encourages to travelling. Thanks to all-wheel drive, the Porsche 911 Carrera 4S offers more fun and more safety on critical terrain.

At the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show Porsche introduced the new 911 range. It includes the new Porsche 911 Turbo, which is the most powerful Porsche model yet. For 50 years Porsche has been making car drivers around the world very happy with its sports cars. In celebration of the anniversary Supercars takes a closer look at the past, present and future models of the Porsche 911.

If you’ve only sat in the back of a big limousine and if you don’t know how much these kind of limousines are, you are probably part of the management. When it comes to driving experience and performance, it makes sense that the driver’s seat is less attractive. But that’s only the case for seasoned state cars anyways. The Audi RS and Mercedes S-Class might even make some chauffeurs unemployed.