These Are The Cars You Would Pardon From Public Criticism
"You live, you learn," Alanis Morissette once sang about hindsight being 20/20, and she probably had a certain Pontiac in mind.
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At $14,000, Is This 1986 Ford Mustang GT A Sly Deal?
A very-nearly-unmodified Fox Body is a rarity, these days, but does that make this 1986 Mustang convertible worth the price?
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What A Corvette's Torque Tube Actually Does, And Why It Matters
The term "torque tube" sounds exotic, as though Corvettes are somehow sliding torque all through the car. The truth is more mundane, but still crucial.
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GM Nearly Shut Down The Corvette Program, And Ford May Have Accidentally Saved It
With all the hoopla that surrounds the Chevy Corvette these days, it's hard to remember the days seven decades ago when it was an endangered species.
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2026 BMW Z4 Final Edition Is The End Of The Road For This Roadster
With no replacement on the horizon this looks like your last chance to get a new BMW Z4, one of the few BMWs and only cars in general that still offer a manual.
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The Nissan Z Is Going Build-To-Order So You Can Actually Find The Spec You Want
The idea, it seems, is to limit the amount of time that Zs need to languish on dealer lots before sale.
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Production Genesis Magma GT Supercar Will Have A Full Lineup Of Variants, From A Roadster To GT3 And Clubsport Models
We got the full scoop on what could be the most audacious new car from a Korean brand ever.
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Genesis Wants To Go GT3 Racing With The Beautiful V8-Powered Magma GT Mid-Engine Supercar
It sure seems like the Magma GT has the same engine as the GMR-001 Le Mans Hypercar.
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2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Is A 641-HP Electric Fun Machine That's Coming To The U.S.
Hyundai made a host of refinements to the Ioniq 6 N that should make it even better to drive than its crossover sibling.
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Hardcore Hyundai Elantra N TCR Edition Might Offer The Most Wing For The Money, And You Can Buy One In The U.S.
If you have your heart set on an Elantra N TCR Edition, you might want to act fast because Hyundai says it will be a limited-production model.
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2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack's Muscle Car Silliness Will Help You Forgive Its Woke Engine
The Hurricane inline-six suits the Charger, and the Charger suits the Hurricane. Yeah, the old adage is "go woke, go broke," but hey, at least it's not an EV.
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New Rear-Wheel-Drive Continental Supersports Is The Most 'Hell Yeah, Brother' Bentley Yet
The 647-hp Supersports is also the first Continental GT to weigh less than two metric tonnes.
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McLaren Plans Performance SUV To Cap Lineup Expansion
Can a performance SUV do for McLaren's fortunes what it did for Porsche, Lamborghini, and others?
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No Brand Was Brave Enough To Race The ZR1 In Edmunds' U-Drag Race, So The Corvette Ran By Itself And Beat Every Previously Tested Gas Car
It hit 60 mph in 2.7 seconds, ran the quarter-mile in 10 seconds flat at 144.1 mph, pulled 1.38 g in cornering, and completed the entire U-Drag in 28.9 seconds.
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Honda Isn't Ruling Out An Electric Sports Car After Building 'Many Prototypes'
It sure sounds like CEO Toshihiro Mibe wants to make a sporty EV at some point in the hopefully near future.
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Reflecting On 20 Years Of The Bugatti Veyron, The Greatest Car Of All Time, With Bugatti Design Director Frank Heyl
The Veyron remains a mythical creature, a technical impossibility, a total moonshot work of art that somehow lives right here on our planet, on our roads.
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Let's Nerd Out About The Mercedes-AMG One's Extremely Cool DRS-Equipped Two-Piece Active Rear Wing
I love cars with active rear wings, especially when the wing is not just functional and cool, but the actual mechanism and moving parts look good, too.
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2026 Honda Prelude Early Track Drive Gives Us A Quick Taste Of Honda's Hot Hybrid Coupe
After just three laps of a circuit Honda set up, I'm here to tell you that the born-again Prelude can live up to the sporty pretensions of its forebears.
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How Reliable Are New Corvettes? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Chevrolet Corvettes have been built for performance since their inception, but does that power come with reliability? Consumer Reports has interesting reviews.
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In Rare Show Of Whimsy, Porsche Patents Tunnel Mode That Will Automatically Make The Exhaust Louder And Open Windows
The feature could also activate sport mode, open the windows, crank the heater if it's cold out, downshift by at least one gear, and drop the convertible top.
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This 40-Mile Corvette ZR1 Isn't A Flip, It's Just Too Much Car For The Owner To Handle (Allegedly)
With 24 hours left, bidding is already $82k over the MSRP, so clearly people don't care that it doesn't have the factory warranty anymore.
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Ferrari Just Filed A Patent For Side-Dump Exhausts, Because Hell Yeah
Side exhausts haven't been seen on a production sports car since the Viper. Is Ferrari preparing to bring them back?
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Unintended Acceleration Is The Last Thing A Supercharged Ford Mustang Needs
Luckily this recall is for a software bug that will be fixed by a free patch, and no unintended acceleration is likely to happen.
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2026 Ford Mustang RTR Is A 'Ready To Rock' Drift Car For The Masses
Unlike previous RTR Mustangs, this one won't be an expensive limited edition, instead being aimed at young buyers looking for attainable performance cars.
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Spyker Will Attempt To Return From The Dead, Now With The Original Founder Back In Control
Spyker is coming back, and we're hoping it brings some glorious knobs with it.
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Stellantis Is Making A $13 Billion Bet On Itself And The U.S.
You could have your choice of men, but I could never love again.
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