Decades after its 1992 unveiling, Gordon Murray’s three-seater creation proves that modern exotics are still chasing the purity of the world’s first true hypercar.
The exact moment the term ‘hypercar’ entered automotive vernacular remains somewhat foggy.
Modern hypercar discourse often fixates on the technological leaps of subsequent eras—most notably the hybrid Holy Trinity of the McLaren P1, Ferrari LaFerrari, and Porsche 918…
As veteran automotive writer Richard Meaden notes in his reflection on the landmark machine, ‘hypercar’ is a label applied retrospectively to dozens of vehicles, but only the F1…
Decades after its 1992 unveiling, Gordon Murray’s three-seater creation proves that modern exotics are still chasing the purity of the world’s first true hypercar.