CarWow’s latest drag race pits two supercar giants against each other in a quarter-mile sprint, testing brute power and answering the million-dollar question: can the McLaren P1’s $1.6 million price tag justify its performance against the Ferrari 296 GTB’s $350,000 price? Mat Watson, CarWow’s host with the most, conducts this battle with the precision of a maestro.
Photo credit: Maxwell Hazan
Maxwell Hazan, a Los Angeles-based auto enthusiast, has created something incredible: a motorcycle with a Ferrari F355 V8 engine. The HF355 is a marriage of engineering and madness, combining the brute force of a supercar with the lean agility of a two-wheeler.
The DeLorean DMC-12, forever etched in our hearts thanks to Back to the Future, always screamed “cool” with its 88mph time-travel lore, but it wasn’t exactly built for speed. That sharp, stainless-steel body looks like it could zip past a spaceship, but the original 130-horsepower PRV V6? Total snooze for a car with such a futuristic aesthetic. Then along comes FuelTech, a Florida crew of gearheads who swapped out that sluggish V6 for a Ferrari F355’s 3.5-liter V8, giving this legend the oomph it always deserved.
On a calm Saturday night, June 28, 2025, the open lanes of I-15 southbound near Orem, Utah, turned into the scene of an auto enthusiast’s worst nightmare. Supercar Ron, a car collector, was behind the wheel of his ultra-rare Ferrari F40 LM—a $3 million gem of engineering—when things went south at 9:58 p.m. A semi-truck, loaded with a tanker and sporting long wheel lug nuts, allegedly clipped the supercar in what Ron called a near-PIT maneuver, sending the F40 into a tailspin.
A Ferrari F40 in Azzurro Hyperion blue slices through the Monterey mist, its angular silhouette a stark contrast to the predictable reds and yellows of its lineage. With an asking price hovering around $2.8 million at RM Sotheby’s Monterey 2025 auction, this “Blue Chip F40” will most certainly make you look twice.
Photo credit: Maxwell Hazan
This amazing machine was made by Maxwell Hazan, a prize-winning motorcycle builder who’s been crafting one-of-a-kind, handmade bikes since 2012. His newest creation, called the HF355, takes a 3.5-liter Ferrari V8 engine—pulled from the famous Ferrari F355—and puts it into a totally custom motorcycle.
NOVITEC has unveiled an enhanced version of the Ferrari Purosangue, called the “Esteso,” that features a striking widebody design and performance upgrades. The main draw is the widened fenders, which increase the vehicle’s width by 2.4-inches, handcrafted from either exposed carbon fiber or Pur-Rim plastic.
Priced at just over $81,000 USD, this Honda NSX-based Ferrari 360 Modena replica just might be the best looking one we’ve seen yet. More specifically, a 1991 Honda NSX with 88,000 km (54,680 miles) on the clock, registered as a used vehicle with a clean title. It’s painted red (of course, to match that Ferrari vibe) and is a coupe with two doors and two seats.
For those wondering how a McLaren P1 stacks up against a Porsche 918 Spyder and Ferrari LaFerrari in a hypercar drag racing showdown, Mat Watson of CarWow has just the video for you. Can’t afford any of these vehicles? There’s the Pure x McLaren electric scooter for a fraction of the price.
