Porsche Bailing On Making Its Own High-Performance Batteries Is A Good Thing
Porsche should be thankful that the marketplace has given it a good excuse to dodge the battery challenge and stick to what it does best.
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This 2004 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V Was Built To Dominate Autocross
This nearly stock SE-R only has 31,100 miles on it, which works out to a little less than 1,500 miles a year.
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BMW Just Cranked Out Its 3 Millionth Electrified Vehicle
The car - a 330e plug-in hybrid - was built at the company's plant in Munich and handed over to a customer in the same city.
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Seiko's $1,150 Datsun 240Z Watch Is Neat, But You Can Do Better
Man, you can get so many watches for $1,150, and for that money, I really think you can do better.
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BMW Listens To The Critics, Shrinks Kidney Grilles (On Its Race Car)
To say the least, the general public has found BMW's design language to be a bit controversial over the past few years.
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Mansour Ojjeh's Bespoke 20-Car McLaren Collection Sold To A Single Undisclosed Buyer
Yes, there's a single undisclosed buyer for the entire collection.
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New VW Golf R Is Getting Audi Five-Cylinder For 25th Anniversary: Report
The hottest-est hatch is expected to arrive sometime in 2027, and it'll serve as a send-off to the pure gas-power Golf before it eventually goes electric.
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Pantsless Man Jailed For Crossing Active Isle Of Man TT Course
The Isle of Man TT is the wildest race in the world, and one many just made it a little wilder.
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These Are Your Worst Tow Truck Experiences
The majority of commenters groaned about the bad behavior of towing companies and individual drivers.
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Porsche Wants To Stop Sharing A CEO With Volkswagen
We're looking at Porsche's push for a new CEO, as well as EU automakers' complaints that building green vehicles is just too hard.
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What's The Best Car For A Teen Driver?
If you don't want your teen trapped at home any time you aren't available to drive them, you have to make sure they have a car. But what kind of car?
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2025 Aston Martin DB12 Isn't For Introverts
A car like this lets everyone know that you've got just as much high-class taste as you've got money.
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At $19,000, Is This 1997 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 30th Anniversary Edition Anything Worth Celebrating?
While Chevy has once again given up on the Camaro, today's Z28 shows that the company once thought highly enough of the car to throw a 30th Anniversary party.
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This Massive 500-Foot-Wingspan Plane Was One Of Boeing's Most Ridiculous Designs
A gigantic wingspan was far from the only thing outsized about this proposed Boeing plane. But its huge ambitions led to its never getting off the ground.
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Turkey's Transport Minister Posts Video Of Himself Driving 140 MPH, Gets Speeding Ticket
Abdulkadir Uraloğlu posted a video of himself driving 140 mph on a Turkish highway with an 85-mph speed limit.
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How Top Gas Racers Bolted Two Engines Into One Transmission
Two engines on one drag-racing car? There are multiple ways to put them together, achieving high speeds even though it's hard for gas to compete with nitro.
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Helicopter Crashes Into Lake While Fighting Wildfire
A helicopter plunged into a lake on Sunday while collecting water in France.
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Why EVs Have Motors, Not Engines
Electric Vehicles don't have engines, they have motors, which makes perfect sense since motors run on electricity but engines don't. Here's an explainer.
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BYD's 2,959-HP Yangwang U9 Track Edition Hits 293.54 MPH, Crushing Rimac's EV Top Speed Record
That makes it one of the fastest cars in the world full stop, beating even the Koenigsegg Agera RS.
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The Final Nissan R35 GT-R Rolled Off The Line After 18 Years And 48,000 Cars Built
Nissan says this isn't the end for the GT-R nameplate, but it hasn't yet formalized a plan on what the R36 will be.
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The Battle To Make U.S. States Use Satellites To Provide Rural Internet Access
The future of digital life on Earth may be decided by what happens in space.
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U.S. Fighter Jets Keep Having To Intercept Russian Spy Planes Near Alaskan Airspace, But It's Fine, It's Totally Fine
At least officially our government isn't worried, with NORAD saying the "Russian activity in the Alaskan ADIZ occurs regularly and is not seen as a threat."
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America's Longest Domestic Flight Is Dead
With no direct flights from Boston, the new longest domestic flight in the United States is between John F. Kennedy International Airport in NYC and Honolulu.
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This Nero Galaxy Ferrari SF90 Might Have The Best Black Paint You've Ever Seen On A Car
If you like black cars, this is absolutely the way to go, at least as long as you have mid-engine Ferrari money.
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Cadillac Chooses Pair Of Veterans For Grizzled 2026 F1 Driver Lineup
Cadillac wants established talent for its brand new team.
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These Are The Cars Our Readers Would Daily Drive If They Were Rich As Hell
To basically no one's surprise, that question proved pretty popular.
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Tesla Plays Stupid Games, Wins Stupid Prizes
We're looking at how much Tesla spent to not settle a court case, as well as Stellantis' seemingly slowing down self-driving plans.
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What Car Deserves A Cool Restomod?
There's all sorts of ways to turn an expensive old car into a very expensive old car and create something new and appealing for the next generation.
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At $8,000, Is This 2000 Lexus GS 300 Platinum An Exciting Opportunity?
Today's GS 300 is that rarest of all things: an interesting Lexus. Let's see if this straight-six sports saloon's price gets us all stirring.
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Why The EJ20 Made The WRX A Legend, And Also A Bit Of A Headache
Subaru's EJ20 boxer engine aws one of the keys to the WRX's success. It's not without flaws, though, including a key part that often has malfunctioned.
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Does The Cadillac V Actually Stand For Anything?
There are plenty of internet theories about why Cadillac chose "V" for its performance division. Some say it means "velocity," but only one theory is true.
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