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Toyota is reproducing the A80 Supra dashboard as part of its GR Heritage Parts project that reissues new parts for old cars.  

Changing consumer behavior and the confusion and chaos of German bureaucracy are forcing the legendary BMW tuner to give up after nearly 40 years

Audi Formula 1 boss Jonathan Wheatley is leaving the struggling F1 team to manage the struggling Aston Martin F1 team.

Chevrolet has no plans to offer the C8 Corvette with a manual transmission, which the automaker has been adamant about since its launch. Here’s why Chevy is reiterating it now.

Toyota has prepared four fully customized versions of the new FJ Cruiser. The smallest member of the Land Cruiser family has been modified for various purposes.

Subaru's newly established Sports Vehicle Planning Office is working on an all-wheel-drive, turbocharged BRZ for the All Japan Rally Championship.

The long-awaited C8 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport made a surprise debut at the 24 Hours of Sebring race in Florida. Here's what we know.

Alfa Romeo designer Manuel Diaz revealed a lost sketch of an open-top sports car that would have taken on the Porsche Boxster.

JLR’s long-time design boss, Gerry McGovern, is leaving the company at the end of the month after 21 years to start his own creative consultancy

Toyota might be close to launching a Ford Raptor rival, trademarking the TRD Hammer name and asking owners about an off-road truck. Here’s what we know.

A new report alleges Mercedes-AMG will sell its G63 Cabriolet in the United States, a first for the automaker. Here are the details.   

Aido CEO Gernot Döllner has revealed the three-row Q9 SUV will be launched in the United States before anywhere else, a first for the luxury brand.

Ex-Jaguar design boss Ian Callum revealed during a podcast that XF, F-Pace, XJ, and F-Type replacements were all in development before the radical EV shift.

A statement on Subaru’s consumer site says the WRX's production is ending and that the automaker will stop accepting orders on May 18. Here are the details.

The Swedish supercar manufacturer is worth around $1 billion. Still, an IPO would help raise cash to increase production.

Lamborghini had record revenue and sales in 2025, reporting €3.20 billion in revenue and delivering 10,747 cars. For 2026, it's planning new model launches.