Bugatti marked 20 years in the United States with a gathering of 20 customer-owned hypercars and the one-off Destrier at ...

The McLaren McL 6GT makes its global public debut at the 2026 Concours at Wynn Las Vegas, following a private unveiling ...

Aston Martin reveals the 1,079 PS Valhalla Spider, a hybrid supercar with a 217 mph top speed and mordern refinement ...

Forty years ago, at the 1967 New York Auto Show, Ford introduced the most powerful Shelby Mustang ever. The 1968 Shelby Cobra GT500KR was a mid-year introduction, based on the 1968 Shelby GT500. Ford ...

The year was 1949. After years of wartime sacrifice and sameness in durable goods, postwar America was ready for an automotive design revolution. The ’49 Ford, with radically new slab sides, ...

The 1967 Comet 202 “R” Code was one of the true ultra rare factory lightweight race/street cars made in the 60’s. It was a bare bones 2 door post sedan that was 9″ shorter but much stronger than the ...

As far as internal combustion engines go, V12 engines are at the zenith. This is while still acknowledging the omnipotent W16 motors seen in today’s Bugatti hypercars, while not forgetting the likes ...

Munich, 1990. BMW Motorsport unveiled the M3 Sport Evolution, the final and most advanced expression of the legendary E30 M3 homologation special that had dominated touring car racing throughout the ...

Most people probably don’t know it, but V10 engines are kind of the awkward middle child within the high-performance engine family. They are often overlooked for their smaller, more compact, and ...

The FIA’s Group B rally cars were the classic stars that burned twice as bright for half as long, taking the World Rally Championship into realms of performance where it really didn’t want to go, with ...

The very first self-propelled vehicle that paved the way for every automobile after it was this steam car designed by Nicholas Joseph Cugnot in 1769. Like many industrial innovations, it was the ...