Amelia Jean-Jones

1 week ago | supercarblondie.com | Amelia Jean-Jones

In a world first, we raced a C-5 Super Galaxy and a McLaren 765LTThe military aircraft was lined up for a touch-and-go on the runwayWe had no idea if it would outpace one of the world’s fastest road cars In a world first, the team at Supercar Blondie was able to get its hands on a Lockheed C-5 Super Galaxy and race it against a McLaren 765LT. The military transport aircraft was lined up for a touch-and-go runway maneuver – but could it outpace the supercar on the runway?

2 weeks ago | supercarblondie.com | Amelia Jean-Jones

This collection of RC planes is worth over $200,000Team Supercar Blondie managed to get exclusive accessOne sport jet model alone costs over $40,ooo This collection of RC planes is worth over $200,000, and Supercar Blondie’s Nathan Bain managed to get exclusive access to the fleet. It features detailed and sought-after replicas like the Eurosport, F-16, and F-86, some of which can reach speeds exceeding 400 km/h due to their advanced engineering.

3 weeks ago | supercarblondie.com | Amelia Jean-Jones

In 1986, this American luxury Ford Granada Scorpio 4×4 was the most expensive in its class at just over $25,000, despite packing just 150HP. In fact, at the time of production from 1985 to 1994, it cost more than Mercedes, BMW, and SAAB. Sadly, it lacked the prestige of those luxury European brands. However, when you take a closer look, the reason behind its elevated price tag soon becomes clear.

3 weeks ago | supercarblondie.com | Amelia Jean-Jones

The C-5M Super Galaxy is the world’s biggest military planeIt’s 247.8 feet long with 35,000 cubic feet of spaceSupercar Blondie decided to see how many cars would fit inside Don’t adjust your screen settings, the C-5M Super Galaxy, AKA the world’s biggest military plane, really is this big – and at 247.8 feet long, it has a massive cargo hold with 35,000 cubic feet of space. The question that immediately cropped up at Supercar Blondie HQ? How many supercars can we fit inside?

3 weeks ago | supercarblondie.com | Amelia Jean-Jones

Let Supercar Blondie walk you through the McLaren ElvaIts minimalist design removes the roof, windows, and windscreenPlus, there’s a ‘magic’ button to activate a hidden feature Minus a roof, windows, and windscreen, let Alex Hirschi, AKA Supercar Blondie, walk you through the minimalist design of the McLaren Elva. Bespoke details include a key that’s color-matched to the supercar’s finish and a dedicated helmet compartment integrated into the body to optimize your open-air driving experience.