Take one look at this kid, posing in front of an Aventador at the New York Auto Show and tell me it's not meme-worthy. Swear it! Swear to me! Seriously, it's amazing.

The New York Auto Show was wonderful this year, with a stunning WRX concept, a controversial new Cadillac, and a stripped-out seven liter Camaro. My joy was overflowing, and I just had to start touching things. Inappropriately.

As I made my way through the BMW exhibit at NYIAS, browsing cars such as the F10 M5, 3 series GT, and M6 Gran Coupe, I spotted a lone motorbike in the back corner, placed behind the 3 series GT. It was the BMW C650 GT.

In our post-carpocalyptic and post-paper world, truly amazing auto show press reveals are a rarity. Rightfully so. Why spend tens of millions of dollars to unveil a car to a group of balding, morbidly-obese, and irrelevant auto "press" when it's already been seen online by an audience a thousand times larger and more…

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Hey, remember when the Wall Street Journal made waves by reporting that the 2014 Jeep Cherokee was based on an Alfa Romeo design? That's a fascinating tidbit. The problem is, it's not true, according to the American guy who designed it.

Subaru kind of had a banner today at the New York Auto Show today. They debuted two cars that just perfectly encapsulate their two main audiences: granola-loving hippies who need all-wheel-drive and rally hoons one speeding ticket away from losing their driver's licenses. The Subaru WRX Concept took care of the latter;…

I want to like the Hyundai Equus. I want to like the novelty of a big, Korean luxury sedan with a 5.0 liter V8. But dammit the thing's so characterless that it's hard to even form an opinion on it.

Tuesday night was the big unveiling of the 2014 Range Rover Sport here in New York City. Daniel Craig, aka James Bond, was paid $1 million to drive the car into the unveiling. He then said nothing and left. Stealthy or shitty?

The Ford Raptor is a favorite of ours. More horsepower is also a thing that we like. So what if you give a Raptor to those lunatics at Shelby? You get this, the Shelby Raptor.