Luxury Cars

Land Rover led the world into the luxury-SUV realm, and a new Fifty edition celebrates the occasion of its introduction.

Land Rover has rolled out new special-edition versions of its popular Range Rover Sport.

The next member in AMG's Black Series is coming shortly with a new V-8 and 720 horsepower of grunt.

BMW's Model Y rival has finally been revealed.

The svelte plug-in hybrid A7 Sportback adds style to the range of efficient models from Audi.

The ultra-luxury sedan adds more convenience features and three new paint swatches for 2021.

BMW is about to add a battery-electric liftback sedan to its 4-Series family.

Aston Martin has finally started production of the DBX and might launch additional variants as early as 2021.

An EPA fuel economy listing suggests Audi will bring a rear-wheel-drive R8 variant to the U.S. for 2021.

Mercedes-Benz has provided a first look at the in-car technology destined for the next S-Class.

Audi's new Artemis skunkworks team is working to develop a highly advanced, highly efficient electric car due in 2024. Autocar reported Monday that the mystery model will be a flagship sedan that may just adopt the A9 E-Tron name. The Artemis team was established earlier this year as a means to...

Lamborghini has teamed up with the Italian Sea Group to launch a yacht inspired by supercars. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2021. The new yacht is called Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, in reference to the automaker's 1963 founding, and it borrows styling elements from a number Lamborghini...

The latest BMW software update expands owners ability to add features by subscription and now includes Android Auto compatibility.

BMW's next M3 and M4 will offer manual and automatic transmission options, and eventually all-wheel drive.

After ten generations, the Lincoln Continental may be about to go down for the count.

A twin-turbo V-8 and a lowered, firmer suspension make the 2021 Cayenne GTS Porsche's sportiest SUV.

Bentley has further raised the bar with its top-selling Bentayga by adding new technology and more luxury.

Low demand means Mercedes will end its car subscription program after only two years.

If it ends up in the United States, the base Taycan could potentially come in under $100,000.

A new engine option means the Cadillac XT6 is now a bit more affordable.