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Could The Original Jaguar E-Type Really Do 150 MPH?
Jaguar promised the E-Type could hit 150 mph in 1961, but did it really reach that speed in the real world? Period road tests suggest a more complicated story.
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Why We As Enthusiasts Accept The Risk Of Driving Old, Unsafe Cars
No matter how much we love to drive them, old cars aren't as safe as new ones. But enthusiasts drive them for the thrill and the community, not the safety.
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2026 Audi Q3 And Toyota RAV4 PHEV Underperform In IIHS Updated Moderate Overlap Crash Test
Modern vehicles offer impressive crash protection in most scenarios, but there's always room for improvement, and the IIHS keeps proving that point.
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The Essential Elements Of An Accurate 'Eleanor' Mustang Shelby Tribute
The Eleanor Mustang from "Gone in 60 Seconds" is an iconic movie car that people love to replicate. If you want to build your own, here are the must-have parts.
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These 8 Modern Pony Cars Deliver Supercar Performance
Traditionally, pony cars offered a fun driving experience with moderate power. Now, numerous pony cars can rival supercar performance, including these models.
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What Makes The Lexus IS F And RC F 2UR-GSE V8 Nearly Indestructible?
Lexus F models with this bulletproof V8 quietly roam the streets with six-figure mileages on the clock, and one of its secrets lies in honest simplicity.
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So, Uh, What Kind Of Stuff Is Usually In The Trunk Of A Police Car? Just Curious
Cops carry a lot of specialized equipment on their bodies, but what about their cruisers? These are some of the items you may find in the back of a cop car.
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6 Of The Most Powerful Engines Ever Put In A Motorcycle
From high-revving track-bred V4s to massive V10s, these wild motorcycle engines push the boundary of how much power you can get on two wheels.
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7 Toyota Models That Hold Their Value Best After Five Years
Carrying a reputation for reliability and great value, these seven models make Toyota the absolute king of value retention among mass-market brands.
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The Pros And Cons Of Getting Multiple Car Insurance Quotes
Switching insurers can save you money, definitely. But there's more to choosing an auto insurance company than finding the lowest quote you can.
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Why I Converted My 1979 Volvo 245 From Fuel Injection To Carburetion
This Swedish brick's previous owner ditched the original K-Jet carb for a Holley EFI. Here's why that was a bad call, and why I didn't go back to the K-Jet.
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Mate Rimac Chased His Stolen Bugatti Chiron Across The Border In His 911 After It Was Nabbed From Rimac HQ
The Bugatti's keys had been left inside, and thief drove the Chiron from Croatia to Austria, crossing through Slovenia in the process, before being apprehended.
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New BMW Alpina B7 Will Have A Great-Sounding V8
Our spies caught the Alpina version of the facelifted G70 7 Series at the Nürburgring, and its quad exhaust makes an awesome roar.
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GM Pays $220 Million To Settle Lawsuit Alleging It Violated Drivers' Privacy For Profit
Turns out, neither drivers nor the courts like it if you sell private data without getting permission first.
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At $22,995, Would You Plug Into This 2024 Polestar 2 Long Range?
It's in excellent shape, with low mileage and a clean title, but this Polestar 2 has taken a big price hit in the last two years. Would you buy it for $23k?
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Volkswagen Warns Owners Not To Charge Their ID 4 Or Audi Q4 E-Trons Over 80% Or Risk Fire
Fire risk comes from a "thermal propagation" issue, and there's no fix yet. An OTA update has already been sent to ID 4 owners to limit their maximum charge.
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Mercedes-Benz Shows Off Its Holy Stature In New Popemobile Exhibition At The Vatican
Mercedes absolutely, positively is not trying to capitalize on its sponsorship of this new exhibit that shows off a collection of Popemobiles.
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1961 Impala Bubbletop For Sale With 16,956 Miles Shown Promises Twin-Turbo 509 Big Block Mayhem
A bona fide sleeper, this twin-turbo Bubbletop Impala answers the question of whether a muscle car can have too much power, and it can be yours.
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Porsche Writedown Plunges Volkswagen Deeper Into The Financial Abyss
Carvana figured it out? Carvana? This is a real low point. Yeah, this one hurts. Ow.
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At $47,000, Would You Lighten Your Wallet For This 2007 Chevy Corvette Z06?
A massive 7.0-liter V8 is its calling card, and this Z06 seems to be putting out healthy power even 20 years on. Is it still worth nearly $50k, though?
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The Toyota Crown Signia GT-S Performance Concept Is Cooler Than You
The Crown Signia GT-S Performance Concept puts a sporty spin on Toyota's un-sporty crossover. Or is the standard Signia really a station wagon?
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Prepare To Inhale Way More Methane Than You're Used To
The Trump administration is preparing to let oil and gas companies pump more methane into the atmosphere, despite methane's well-known health impacts.
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At $23,950, Would You Become A Cars & Coffee Legend In This 2012 Roush Stage 2 Mustang GT?
The Roush upgrades are desirable, and the mileage is pretty low, but is this 15-year-old Mustang GT worth nearly $24,000?
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Toyota Recalls 228,000 Siennas Over Second-Row Seat Backs That Could Move Around In A Crash
If your Sienna has captain's chairs in the second row, you may be part of this recall.
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2027 Triumph Tiger 1200 Aims For The BMW GS's Do-Everything Crown
More power, more features, and a wide range of capable trim levels to choose from. The Triumph Tiger is looking to take BMW's lunch money.
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This Mid-Engine V8 Geo Metro Is The Ultimate Evolution Of 'LS Swap All The Things'
LS swaps are an accessible and reliable way to get V8 power for just about any car. But you've probably never seen one in a Geo Metro before.
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