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German supercar manufacturer Gumpert has given us a sneak peak at its latest creation around three month out from its 2012 Geneva Motor Show debut. The mysterious Gumpert prototype was taken on its first test drive at Altenburg airport in central...
The 2012 Gumpert Tornante was among one of the last vehicles to be unveiled on the opening day of the Geneva Motor Show, but it was definitely worth the wait. Styled by Italian design house Touring Superleggera, the Tornante is significantly easie...
Gumpert has released another teaser image of its upcoming new supercar, called the Gumpert Tornante. The Tornante will be unveiled in full detail at next week's Geneva Motor Show. As previously reported, the Tornante will feature a 4.2-litre t...
Gumpert has revealed a teaser image of its brand new supercar, set to be called the Gumpert Tornante. This is the first time the Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera-designed body has been revealed. Even if the image is slightly distorted and blurred, it...
Gumpert, the German supercar maker that created the Gumpert Apollo, has revealed plans for its next no-holds-barred hypercar. Called the Gumpert Tornante, the car will be designed by Italian art house, Touring Superleggera. Although there are...
German supercar manufacturer Gumpert has unveiled the 2010 Apollo S at the Geneva Motor Show with performance enhancements and right-hand drive availability among the key changes. Improved cooling, new recirculation valves and optimised engine con...
On August 13, the Gumpert Apollo Sport became the undisputed king of the infamous Nordschliefe track at the Nurburgring in Germany. That was when 26 year old German driver Florian Gruber, completed the 22.87 kilometre lap in seven minutes...
The Nürburgring has a new record holder with the Gumpert Apollo Sport lapping the benchmark circuit in a staggering 7:11.57, more than 10 seconds second clear of the Dodge Viper SRT-10 ACR. Only the barely street-legal Radical SR8 has topped th...
All of us at CarAdvice love Gumpert. Not because they have ridiculously quick cars or because they strive to make more ridiculously quicker cars, but because they start off their press release by saying "The racer – made in Germany – has earned h...