Edmunds.com thinks the Boxster Spyder is “the purest Porsche you can buy.”
An end-of-year oldie, but amusingly goodie. By the way, here’s how the Fiesta actually rates.
A prototype Chevy Volt is winning guarded praise from critics during brief tests in L.A.
A lot of ink is being spilled over the Mercedes AMG SLS’s unique doors. Arthur St. Antoine of Motor Trend falls decidedly into the pro-”gullwing” camp.
The new SLS is a seemingly over-engineered, ultra-fast, thoroughly refined coupe — with the can’t-top-this glam of those swing-up doors.
National Geographic pays a visit to Stuttgart. More on the “Ultimate Factories” episode here.
Reviews for Lexus’ new supercar are trickling in, and the early verdict is mixed. Car and Driver’s Mark Gillies claims the LFA can be considered a bargain, despite its $350k-plus pricetag:
Although the car is extravagantly expensive, Lexus says it will lose money on every one. We believe it.
The finalists for the 2010 North American Car and Truck of the Year Award are out and we couldn’t help doing a little prognostication as to who might follow the 2009’s winner, the Hyundai Genesis (above).
By Motormouths scores alone the Porsche Panamera should be a lock for the Car award with a 90 score (followed by the Click for more
Autoblog reports that a diverse panel ranging from gearheads like Carroll Shelby and Jay Leno to greenheads such as Jean-Michel Cousteau will chose the 2010 Green Car of the Year.
If we were to predict a winner based on Motormouths scores we’d pick the redesigned Toyota Prius which is averaging an impressive 87. Other nominees include Click for more
National Geographic shows you where the magic happens. Corvette and Rolls-Royce too.
These electric car crash videos may make you long for the safety of a 1959 Bel Air.
You can’t buy them yet, but 85 models debuted at the Frankfurt Auto Show. Have a look.
Can the Porsche Cayenne (which boasts as much as 550hp and as little as 14 mpg) be reformed to a responsible hybrid fuel-sipping citizen of the road? Don’t laugh…Ferdinand Porsche designed a sporty (for the time) 4WD hybrid 110 years ago. Cars.com found the hybrid-powered luxury SUV well….not very hybrid-ey. Click for more