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BMW's Weird, Wonderful And Controversial iX Is Dead In The U.S.
The iX is headed out to pasture to make room for upcoming Neue Klasse EVs.
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2027 Porsche 911 GT3 S/C Is A Stick-Shift Convertible With A 9,000-RPM Engine
Suffice it to say, the 2027 911 GT3 S/C is not a cheap car.
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Ford Dealership, Former Owner Accused Of Rolling Back A Bronco's Mileage By More Than 50% Before Selling It
Unfortunately, odometer rollbacks aren't nearly as rare as they should be.
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A History Of Porsche Spoilers And Their Nicknames
There are many differences between all of these aero elements, despite most of them looking quite similar from afar.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Tesla Model 3 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Tesla Model 3 has been very popular with customers, and with good reason. But at five years old, how much is a 2021 example worth today?
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The AstroVettes: Why So Many NASA Astronauts Drove Corvettes In The '60s
The space race was a big deal in the 1960s, and the astronauts were the celebrities of their era, but why did almost all of them drive Corvettes?
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Here's How Much A 2021 Audi E-Tron Has Depreciated In 5 Years
With limited range and charging speeds that aren't quite as quick as today's EVs, prices for 2021 Audi e-trons have dropped pretty significantly.
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Bad News: The Cars Closest To Depreciation-Proof Are Probably Out Of Your Budget
Almost every car ever made depreciates over time, so if you want a car that keeps its value or even gains some value over time, it'll cost you.
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Porsche Patents Racing Stripes That Appear When You Switch Into Sport Mode
Using an electrical current to change the outward appearance of certain body panels, this Porsche tech could make racing stripes appear on command.
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How Goodyear Tires Made The McLaren F1's 240-MPH Top Speed Possible
McLaren managed a record-breaking speed of 240 miles per hour all the way back in 1993. But it couldn't have managed that without some help from Goodyear.
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2 Things To Know Before Removing The Badges From Your Car
Debadging a car can make it look sleek, stylish, and stealthy. But there are some things you should know before going in to strip away every letter and logo.
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Why Porsche Maintenance Tends To Be Pricey
Cars from luxury and high-performance automakers like Porsche are typically expensive, but maintenance on those same cars can be especially pricey, too.
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Oldsmobile Almost Became Muscle Car Tyrants With A 32-Valve 455 V8
At one point, Oldsmobile created a behemoth of an engine with 32 valves and 455 cubic inches. But regulatory issues meant it never went to full production.
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Why Car And Driver Hated The Now Legendary (And Valuable) Ford GT40 Mk III
You might expect that a noted automotive magazine would have appreciated a car with a pedigree as excellent as the Mk III's. You'd be wrong.
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Before He Changed The World With Inexpensive Cars, Henry Ford Was The Fastest Man On Four Wheels
When the Ford Motor Company was in its infancy, Henry Ford made a high-stakes, high-speed marketing decision to try and put the company on the map.
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The Mythical Cheap Tesla Could Hurt Already Ailing Margins At The Company
A more affordable EV could give Tesla renewed life in some markets, but is it price or demand that's holding the automaker back?
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Did Toyota Capture The Camry's Magic In These SUVs?
The Toyota Camry is extremely reliable and one of the best-selling cars ever. However, if you're looking for the SUV equivalent, these are the top contenders.
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Why Even The Corvette Had Such Pitiful Horsepower In 1975
Chevy's Corvette has long been a leader of the muscle-car pack. But in the mid-1970s, several forces combined to diminish its horsepower precipitously.
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I Miss The BMW That Was Daring Enough To Stuff A V8 In Its Z4 GT3 Race Car
This is the kind of car that just doesn't get built anymore.
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Chevy Corvette Under Stop Sale Because A Software Glitch Might Not Tell Drivers Their Turn Signals Are Out (Update: 33,000 Cars Impacted)
The fix, as is so often the case these days, is an over-the-air update.
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BYD Is Poised For An Aggressive Entry Into Canada
Canada's goal of reducing auto dependence on the U.S. will be China's opportunity, and BYD isn't going to waste that chance.
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How Honda Pioneered Pre-Chamber Ignition Long Before Formula 1
Formula 1 engines make huge amounts of efficient power thanks, in part, to pre-chamber ignition, but it was actually Honda that pioneered the tech in the '70s.
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BMW Has Plans For Saving Its Manuals
BMW's engineers are actively working on a solution to keep the manual gearbox available, and the company "promises a solution."
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Scout Terra Pickup Reportedly Won't Go Into Production Until March 2030, And The Traveler SUV Is Delayed Until September 2028
The range-extender Harvester models will launch first, as more than 87% of reservation holders have gone for them instead of the pure EV.
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Buick Might Finally Make Good On Its Concepts With New RWD Sedan Based On Next-Gen Camaro
A next-gen Chevy Camaro and Cadillac CT5 replacement will reportedly launch next year, with the platform set to underpin a new Buick sedan.
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This Hillclimb Toyota Corolla Only Needs A One-Liter Engine To Melt Your Face Off
It's a really neat build, and the level of craftsmanship on display here is incredible.
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What It Takes To Hit 12,000-RPM With An Air-Cooled Porsche 911 Engine
Making an air-cooled Porsche 911 rev to 12,000 rpm sounds impossible, but it's actually feasible if you use the right parts. Here's how to do it.
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