Monterey Car Week

Brabus has taken the Mercedes-AMG SL to extremes with its new Rocket GTC, a drop-top super GT. Debuted at Monterey Car Week 2025, this 986bhp cabrio blends blistering performance, radical carbon-fibre styling, and luxurious red-leather interiors. It’s fast, flashy, and unapologetically over-the-top, everything a modern super GT should be.

Gordon Murray Special Vehicles has made a powerful entrance at Monterey Car Week, unveiling the ultra-exclusive S1 LM and Le Mans GTR. With limited production, bespoke engineering, and screaming V12 power, these cars push Gordon Murray’s vision of pure driving perfection to new heights.

Ringbrothers has unveiled its most ambitious build yet, the Octavia, a 1971 Aston Martin DBS reborn with 805 horsepower and over 12,000 hours of craftsmanship. Debuted at Monterey Car Week, this wild restomod blends British elegance with American muscle in spectacular fashion.

Lexus surprised crowds at Monterey Car Week with the debut of its Sport Concept, a sleek two-door coupe shrouded in mystery. With only a brief statement and no specs revealed, the brand leaves enthusiasts speculating about whether this could signal a new chapter in Lexus performance.

Bugatti has launched the new Solitaire program with the stunning one-off Brouillard, a fixed-roof, Mistral-based hypercar inspired by heritage, speed, and elegance.

Following its record-breaking runs at Hockenheim in June and the Goodwood Hillclimb, the McMurtry Spéirling has now set a new benchmark at Castle Combe, completing a lap in less than a minute.