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Here are the winners and losers from the May auto sales results. See which automakers had a great sales month, and which ones didn’t.  

The Audi Nuvolari is back, but it's not the 2003 concept you remember. Instead, it's a plug-in hybrid V8 supercar with a Bugatti Veyron-matching 987 horsepower.

A Ford executive has revealed that the automaker wants to ‘expand’ the Mustang family, hinting at a possible four-door sedan version. Here’s what he said.   

A new plug-and-play device can add Android Auto and Apple CarPlay to certain General Motors electric vehicles, and it’s easy to install. Here’s the device.

Feng Qingfeng, CEO of Lotus, says sports cars weighing over 3,900 pounds are mediocre. That covers most of the Lotus lineup, unfortunately.

In full priest robe attire, Commins was able to catch and grab the 18-year-old who fought hard to resist efforts to bring him down with a good ol' 1-2.

Forget the Boxster: this mid-engined, rear-wheel drive convertible will turn far more heads.

A mechanic with ASE certifications is a good sign that the person has invested in their education and experience, but it's not a guarantee of flawless work.

With its self-imposed deadline to find a buyer now passed, Bloomberg reports Brightline has reached a point where restructuring feels inevitable.

Plus BYD's latest sales numbers, Volkswagen's take on international relations, UK car sales and more.

With a brand so familiar, it's easy to forget that Ford has some real bangers (complimentary) in its history.

Kill your heroes.

Affordable cars are coming to save Chrysler.

Usually, when pricing changes this drastically between model years, it's because of some major updates, but that definitely isn't the case here.

When Republicans won the 2024 election, the party didn't stop at killing the federal EV tax credit.

The military's reportedly had to cut back on travel, and that's meant the troops aren't able to train like they were before.