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You'd never accuse me of any sort of sartorial sophistication (even at track days I'm underdressed, usually donning frumpy hiking boots), so let's ignore the handbags here and focus on what's important: eBay's auctioning off this hyper-crisp Porsche 911 to benefit vitiligo research via the aptly named Vitiligo Support International…

BMW’s Neues Klasse architecture will underpin a range of new products. The iX3 electric SUV debuts this summer, followed by the i3 sometime shortly after. But those are just the first new models. BMW is also preparing an i2, but unlike the current 2 Series lineup, a new rumor suggests…

Volvo is seemingly always at the forefront when it comes to technology in vehicles. It makes some of the safest cars on the market, and uses a slick Google-sourced Android interface to run its infotainment system. That makes Volvos a great place to spend time, so long as you're willing…

Singer's newest creation harbors a few firsts for the company. Simply called the Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe Reimagined by Singer, it packs a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six engine that benefits from what the company has learned from its DLS and DLS Turbo programs. Singer jointly developed the engine with Cosworth and tapped…

McLaren has a new CEO. The company announced Tuesday that Nick Collins will replace former CEO Michael Leiters, effective immediately. Leiters, who previously worked as an executive at Ferrari and Porsche, has held the position since 2022. 

After nearly eight years on sale, Genesis has finally built a G70 worthy of going head-to-head with the mighty BMW M3. Except, only one example exists. Meet the G70 Track Day Special concept. 

Grand Theft Auto VI has been delayed. The highly anticipated, open-world, action-adventure game will now release on May 26, 2026. It was originally supposed to come out this year.

The first iPhone wasn't an immediate hit. Critics lambasted Apple for ditching the ubiquitous keypad and opting for a fully digital touchscreen interface. CEOs of the day—like Microsoft head and Zune creator, Steve Ballmer—called it "nothing more than a luxury bauble."

The Volkswagen Group’s earnings after tax plummeted 40.6 percent to €2.18 billion in the first quarter of 2025. At first glance, you might assume this sharp decline was due to a drop in sales. But that’s not the case. Deliveries actually rose by 1.4 percent to 2.13 million units. So…