Car News

Lamborghini Montreal is selling a 1990 Lamborghini Countach with 83 miles on the odometer for about $563,000.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans and 24 Hours of Nürburgring are two of the most demanding car races in the world, both physically and mentally. Normally the races are held weeks apart to ensure drivers competing in both have adequate time to recover. That didn't happen last year however as the races...

Lego's new Technic kit of Dom's Dodge Charger captures many of the details of the real thing thanks to its 1,077 pieces.

Sasha Selipanov joined the legendary automaker last year and recently unveiled the Koenigsegg Gemera, the first four-door "mega-GT"

Racing-inspired radical designs have come from all the American OEMs, but many didn't make it to production.

Aston Martin will be able to survive the next 12 months thanks to a $660 million capital raise that includes an injection of funds from Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll.

The 2021 Mini Cooper S convertible Sidewalk Edition recalls a special edition from 2007 and comes standard with the brand's only manual transmission.

Lexani has already developed a bigger, plusher 2021 Cadillac Escalade, and it's available to order now.

Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s RTR Vehicles is celebrating its 10th birthday with a wild wide-body Mustang.

Automakers won't display their cars at the 2020 Paris motor show this October.

The Genesis G80 has been redesigned, Rolls-Royce's next Ghost has been spied, and there's some bad news about the 2020 Detroit auto show.

Every car builder in Italy wanted to be the next Ferrari. Alejandro De Tomaso created a wonderful marriage between sleek Italian design and American horsepower.

The Rolls-Royce Ghost is about to be redesigned and a prototype for the long-wheelbase model has been spotted.

It looks like the U.S. will miss out on additional Volkswagen Arteon variants, including an Arteon R rumored to be coming with 330 horsepower.

After organizers moved the date of the Detroit auto show to June, they've now cancelled it due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A turbocharger is a great way to add performance, but simply dialing up the boost doesn't always equate to more power.

The next-gen Audi RS 3, Bugatti's 3D-printed parts for the Chiron, and Mercedes-AMG's new GT Black Series were all in the headlines this week.

The Bloodhound LSR has been designed to break the land speed record and during testing managed to accelerate to 628 mph in 50.1 seconds.

Bloodhound LSR reached 628 mph during testing but now needs cash to fund a rocket booster to ultimately hit a goal of 1,000 mph.

The ultra-capable SUV will be used to assist Red Cross operations.