It's the mid-1990s. Alfa Romeo is clinging to life in the U.S. They need people to buy their 164 sedan instead of some dumb old Honda or Saab. How are they gonna do it? With the kind of music you hear when you're on hold with your health insurance company. 

I've spent the past four days in the French Alps, watching a World Champion Rally Raid driver accelerate towards a metal ramp in his MINI Countryman, before sailing skyward 360 degrees and landing on what can only be described as the world's biggest whoopee cushion.

CNNMoney's Peter Valdes-Dapena says he learned a lot of things on his road trip from D.C. to Boston in a Tesla Model S, including the massive amount of planning that goes into a long road trip in an electric vehicle. Oh, and he also encountered the same problems with his Model S we told you were plaguing owners — and…

Well, I suppose that explains why we hadn't seen it yet. Looks good as a pace car, honestly. I'm a fan of the VF, for sure, especially in SS and SSV trim. Wish it had a manual though...

Remember the badass rat rod RX7 that 21-year old Corbin Goodwin built in his parents' driveway? We all loved it here. Welp, it's for sale. Now it can be yours.

I almost made the headline "Ravenous Rabbits Ravage Rides" but I thought the location was important, and I couldn't think of a nickname for Denver that begins with "R." But that doesn't matter. Because nothing matters when freaking rabbits are eating your car.

Nobody cuts off Kurt Busch.  From today's Sprint Unlimited practice

If the Corvette is supposed to be a babe magnet, then this may be the first babe to be ‘magnetized' by the new Stingray.

Italian coachbuilder Touring Superleggera has something up its sleeve for this year's Geneva Motor Show, and this is most likely the front of that car.

There are some cars that just feel like they are out to get you. These are some of our favorite cars.

There isn't just one thing that is a wow factor in the 2010 911 GT3. No sir. Those wows arrive on all fronts. And rears, I guess.

White = Thermoformed steel
Green = Microalloyed Steel
Yellow = Multiphase Steel
Red = Boron-Alloyed Steel

Every time we have seen the Ferrari F150, it has either been a photoshop or in camo that makes it look a lot like a whale shark. Ferrari has been showing the car to well heeled possible buyers over the last few weeks. Here's a drawing of what someone who saw the car says it looks like.

To make the Honda Gold Wing F6B, the company simply knocked some weight off its flagship tourer and pared down the bodywork to make it look meaner. The result is more than the sum of those parts though. Bagger? Cruiser? Tourer? Muscle Bike? Sports Tourer? How about all five?

Tesla has a lot to worry about with questions about the range of its electric Model S, so it logs the telemetry data for every press drive. Ferrari has cleverer way of testing how media drives go.

Like any good American, I have no idea how the sport of rugby works. It's like football, except sideways and more dangerous, I think. All I know is that it's probably better with cars involved. The mad scientists at Top Gear have just proven me right.

Mercedes is preparing to launch a the CLA with a sticker price $2,700 less than the average Ford's. Now we're wondering how many luxury carmakers have gone downmarket in the past, only to ruin their image because of it?