It may be a bit on the pricey side, but you’d be hard pressed not to want to cruise around in James Bond’s very own Aston Martin DB5.  And, assuming money is no object of course, you can very soon.

Although it’s only a concept at the moment, this beauty is set to become the Veyron’s four-door big brother.  Initial suggestions claim that it will be no less exciting than it’s record-breaking sibling – and no less expensive either.

Looking for your next weekend track day rocket?  Got deep pockets?  If the answer to either of these is no they you’re probably better off skipping BMW’s latest monster.

Struggling what to get as a Christmas present for a driving-mad bloke who has already done a Ferrari track day?  Struggle no longer!  For £100 Firebox is offering the ultimate in mad driving experiences.

You’d be forgiven for thinking that you’re looking at a photo of a Lamborghini Murciélago, but you’re not.  That’s real in-game graphics from the latest in the Xbox 360 racing franchise, Forza 3 – a game which is prompting comments such as “the very best racing game there is on the console market” from reviewers (IGN).

You may have already seen this car – or the pre-production version at least – being hammered around the Top Gear test track by Richard Hammond.  In the year or so since then it’s been given a facelift to make it look more like the lunatic it really is, and has finally been put on sale.

Many are saying that the e-Wolf e2 takes it’s styling cues from Lamborghinis and the angular Ferrari Enzo, and you can see their point.  What sets this particular (and at the moment theoretical) supercar apart is what’s under the bonnet.

McLaren have unveiled what they are calling an “F1 car for the road” – the 240mph MP4-12C.  Drawing on their heritage in Formula 1, McLaren claim to have employed technical innovations usually only found in racing cars, while using adaptable suspension technology to make it usable day-to-day.