With 507 horsepower, the deceptively powerful CLK63 AMG Black Series is considered the ultimate Mercedes Benz, with some calling it the “ultimate European car.“

One of our guests posted his Supercar Life experience on YouTube. We thought it was so great we decided to share it.

Supercar Life cofounder Jan Otto admits to spending his career "selling expensive toys to rich people." First it was corporate jets.

I tear down california speedway’s front straightaway at 130 mph in a canary-yellow Lamborghini Gallardo, two car lengths behind another Gallardo’s screaming exhaust pipes—twenty cylinders’ worth of raucousness reverberating against concrete. A few pulse-quickening beats later, I react to the leading car’s glowing red lights and jam on my carbon-ceramic brakes to slow for a chicane.

One of the great things about covering the auto beat is seeing the passion people have for cars, trucks, going fast, customizing their rides, etc. I always tell people, "if you wanna see passion in motion, spend a few days tracking people who love their cars.

If your Walter Mitty fantasies involve glamorous sports cars and racetracks, there is now a fantasy camp for you.

It is Supercar Life, a driving school with a swanky stable of twins: pairs of Ferrari F430s, Lamborghini Gallardos, Porsche 911 Turbos, Mercedes-AMG SL65s and Aston Martin DB9s.

FONTANA, Calif. — After a breathless acceleration run in a Lamborghini Gallardo, a giddy Manny Lagasca spits out an implausible explanation for how the banana-yellow supercar could manage such blinding performance.

Yolanda Vazquez has found a way that you can have a hands on supercar experience.

Imagine being able to test the limits of five supercharged, high-performance sports cars.