With the hotly anticipated North American debut of the Aston Martin V12 Zagato at the exclusive McCall’s Motorworks Revival last night (more on that next week), let me take the opportunity to offer a more focused examination of Aston’s new grand tourer, the Virage.

With the hotly anticipated North American debut of the Aston Martin V12 Zagato at the exclusive McCall’s Motorworks Revival two nights ago (more on that next week), we take the opportunity to get behind the wheel of Aston’s new grand tourer, the Virage.

The appearance of Pagani supercars on American shores inched closer to reality last Thursday evening when the new Huayra made its North American debut at the Art Center College of Design.

BMW’s Vision EfficientDynamics concept car, which first appeared on the show circuit in 2009 and has since been steadily reworked to eventually approach a production form, will be making its cinematic debut in the fourth installment of the Mission: Impossible series this December.

At this year’s official auction of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, David Gooding’s eponymous company will offer an unusually valuable Ferrari as well as Sheryl Crow’s Mercedes roadster, proceeds of which will benefit charitable tornado relief in Missouri.

Aston Martin recently announced that its new V12 Zagato concept car has been approved for a limited 2012 production run. “Such style, exclusivity and fastidious craftsmanship ensures it will be one of the most highly coveted models in Aston Martin’s 98-year history,” says Chief Executive Dr. Ulrich Bez.

Even by the standards of supercar exhibits, there’s something a little extraordinary about the current floor line-up at the Lyon Air Museum. Welcome to the fabulous world of Duesenberg!

Less than a week after announcing that production of the benchmark Veyron supercar has reached its conclusion, Bugatti revealed the creation of a one-off version dubbed the L’Or Blanc, French for “the White Gold.”

When the proceedings of the 29th annual Dana Point Concours d’Elegance drew to a close, only one of the international beauties lining the field could claim best in show, and that was the Nethercutt Collection’s 1931 Bugatti Type 51.