Sedans

The Stinger sport sedan is set to receive some updates shortly, including a bump in power.

An updated Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 4-Door Coupe is on the way, and will include a plug-in hybrid range-topper.

An electric sedan similar in size to the C-Class could arrive based on Mercedes' new MMA platform.

The next C63 is downsizing to a 4-cylinder but thankfully the change won't come at the cost of performance.

Rather than a V-12, the top performance option for the new S-Class family will have V-8-based plug-in hybrid setup.

The 2022 Lexus IS F Sport Performance marks the first in a new performance line just below full F models.

Karma has replaced its Revero extended-range electric sedan with a more affordable version dubbed the GS-6.

A redesigned C-Class is due out later this year, and sadly there won't be any 6- or 8-cylinder engine options.

The battery-electric version of BMW's next-generation 7-Series is out testing.

Kia has revealed the K8 as a replacement for the Cadenza, but the new sedan isn’t coming to the U.S. market.

The 2021 Maserati Trofeo's suspension and Ferrari-built V-8 give it real performance substance to go with its luxurious style.

A redesigned G90 boasting a new platform and possibly an electric powertrain is coming up shortly.

Audi's E-Tron GT battery-electric super sedan has arrived with a starting price near $100,000 and up to 637 hp.

"Engineering Explained" host Jason Fenske dissects the 2022 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing.

A new Audi RS 3 with similar styling to this race car is set to debut later this year.

The plug-in hybrid version of Mercedes-Benz AMG's GT 4-Door Coupe has been spotted and is expected to pack over 800 horsepower.

The high-performance versions of Cadillac's compact and mid-size sedans are coming soon. We expect power and performance to beat their predecessors.

Auid's flagship sedan is about to come in for a round of updates that could include the addition of more luxurious version.

The whole Genesis lineup could be electrified, if recent trademark filings are any indication.

BMW has revealed the M5 CS, its quickest, most powerful production car to date.