While we may give Porsche some flack for building an SUV, the Cayenne is rather good at everything it's supposed to be good at.

Another weekend, another supercar fire.

Just like how people try to have the first baby of the New Year, other people try to get recognized for having the first Ferrari to explode on its own.

A gas tank explosion is never a good thing. And just after 1 PM today, one exploded in Sissonville, WV that wiped out several homes and has set both sides of Interstate 77 on fire.

Last night, a student at Fairfield University in Connecticut was involved in some sort of accident that caused his Chevy Tahoe to catch fire.

Immolated supercars have become a pretty frequent sight here on Jalopnik and in other news outlets. Once, these mighty machines dropped jaws and panties with their stunning looks and obscenely powerful engines.

Unlike the Fisker Karma, some cars need outside help in order to catch on fire. Overnight, Romanian arsonists torched a Cadillac Escalade as a nearby camera watched.

Looks like another Ferrari 458 Italia has met a fiery end, this time on the Swiss A5 motorway.

Fisker is again recalling the Fisker Karma hyrbid-electric luxury vehicle after the most recent fire was linked to a faulty cooling fan. There are approximately 1,000 of these EVs on the road and two fires so far this summer.

A Fisker Karma hybrid-electric luxury sedan set itself on fire earlier this evening as the owner went to purchase groceries, Jalopnik has exclusively learned. The cause of the fire is unknown but photos show extensive damage to the front left quadrant of the car.