Jay Leno's Garage

Justin Bell unveils America's newest Supercar at Pebble Beach

Jay gets an exclusive first look at the McLaren P11

Taken to the ultimate extreme, a 911 Turbo on steroids

Although a ZR1 was never part of the original C6 plan, legend has it that at an early review, CEO Rick Wagoner was so impressed that he wondered aloud, "If that's what you can do with $60,000, I wonder what a $100,000 Corvette would look like?" The power of suggestion was all it took for the team to initiate a skunkworks project code named "Blue Devil," with the ultimate goal of creating a car that could hold its own against any supercar from around the world at a fraction of the price.
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An Italian exclamation of astonishment! The hottest supercar of the 1980s

When droves of GIs began returning from World War II with sleek European two-seaters, GM's infamous VP of Design, Harley Earl decided it was time to create the first original American sports car. Begun in 1951 as a secret project code named "Opel," the first Corvettes were hand built at Chevrolet's Customer Delivery Center in Flint, Michigan, and finally introduced to the public at 1953's Motorama.
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The world's fastest production car - made in the USA!

An unbreakable supercar

Jay drives the 08' Porsche GT3 RS

Strap yourself in and prepare to go 241 mph!