Mid-rung four-wheel-drive 911 puts out 473bhp, thanks to a redesigned intercooler from the 911 Turbo

Geely's acquisition of Lotus began well but quickly spiralled, and the Chinese firm's management is to blame

New VLE can travel from Stuttgart to Rome with two rapid-charging stops

The once genre-defining family car reinvents itself for the EV era

Half of U.S. Porsche 911 S buyers opt for all-wheel-drive and now there's more choice as the Carrera 4S returns to showrooms for 2026.

Designed the replace the Roma, the 2026 Ferrari Amalfi features sleeker-looking styling inside and out and a more powerful V-8.

Timelessly beautiful and rewarding to drive, BMW's E9 platform is nevertheless without its issues. Rob Sass goes over what to look out for.

Under the watchful eye of Tim Kuniskis, Stellantis is resurrecting the SRT engineering division—and that's a great thing for enthusiasts.

Mecum is offering a custom Olds Cutlass Radio Flyer wagon at its Florida sale.

Built in the early '90s and kept secret until '95, the Z18 was both of and ahead of its time. It's a tantalizing peek at what might have been.

In which a young Jamie Kitman survives trial by fire at Automobile Magazine and discovers his love for Peugeot by driving a lot of cars.

After 18 months of work, my XR600R is finally rideable. But the big bike is still sitting, for one reason: I was scared to test-ride it.

As of January 31, 2026, the number of states requiring annual vehicle inspections will drop from 14 to 13.

Nissan said in its announcement that a failed engine can lead to a “loss of motive power" and increase the risk of a crash.

We see a stream of ads touting the country’s bestselling vehicles, but what about in each state? Take a guess at what your fellow Americans drive.