The Vulcan, Most Extreme Car Aston Martin Has Ever Made (video)

Aston Martin's Most Extreme Car Ever: The Vulcan - 



Aston Martin has unveiled the production version of it's Vulcan, the most extreme supercar Aston has ever made. It has a V12 engine with 800 horsepower, a six-speed sequential gearbox. The car is primed for track dominance and will cost about $2.3 million. If you want one, you better act quick because only 24 will be made. Bloomberg's Hannah Elliott has a look at the new Vulcan. (Video by Zach Goldstein) (Source: Bloomberg)

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Luxury Car Dealers and Sales are Spreading (video)

Luxury Car Dealers and Sales are Spreading -

Bloomberg’s Kyle Stock discusses rising ultra-premium car sales. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Stephanie Ruhle and Matt Miller on “Market Makers.” (Source: Bloomberg; Feb 26)

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Hyper-Luxury Brands Lead Car Sales Recovery (video)

Hyper-Luxury Brands Woo 1% to Pace Car Sales Recovery -

The strength of auto sales in the wake of the financial crisis has been led by ultra-premium luxury brands, with registration for vehicles priced at more than $100,000 surging 154 percent in the past five years. Bloomberg’s Matt Miller reports on “In The Loop.” (Bloomberg, Feb 26)

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Test Driving Bentley's Continental GT Speed Convertible (video)

Test Driving Bentley's Continental GT Speed Convertible -

Luxury Car Test Drive: with its sleek, strong body and best-in-class performance the Bentley Continental GT Speed Convertible will cost you. At $267,000 the car is complete with high-end features like neck warmers. Bloomberg's Hannah Elliott drives the powerful car to Lyndhurst Castle to see if its really worth its six-figure price-tag. (Video by Zach Goldstein, Ryo Ikegami, Alyssa Zahler) (Shot at Lyndhurst Castle http://lyndhurst.org) (Bloomberg, Feb 27)

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The $952,000 Zenvo ST1 Supercar (video)

This is the $952,000 Zenvo ST1 Supercar -

Zenvo, a supercar manufacturer from Denmark, have built the 1104 horsepower $952,000 ST1. But they want to do more than build a light, fast car, they want to build a brand that can survive in a market renowned for failure. (Bloomberg, Feb 27)

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