Sports Cars

Jay Leno tests a car that delivers a superbike experience but with the safety of four wheels.

The Mustang enters its seventh decade on the market as the world's most popular sports car.

Aston Martin's new CEO is a 25-year veteran of the industry.

AMG looks to be cooking up a new version of its GT Coupe that keeps the V-8 but holds off on electrification.

Lotus will cater to strong demand for personalization with the new service Lotus Chapman Bespoke.

AMG's redesigned sports car arrives with up to 577 hp, but more powerful variants are in the pipeline.

Lamborghini has returned to Geneva with a 350 GT—60 years after the car made its world debut in the Swiss city.

Ford has a cost-effective way to boost power on the Mustang, but California residents miss out.

A collection of highly desirable 991-generation 911s, both road and race cars, can be yours.

Iconic colors like Bayside Blue and Midnight Purple are once again available on the Nissan GT-R.

Porsche is about to make the biggest change to the 911 since the introduction of water-cooled engines.

At one point, TVR was serious about a car that could handle both a racetrack and a river cruise.

The new BAC Mono Cup will hold its inaugural season next winter.

AC Cars will soon add a fixed-roof option for its modern Cobra GT.

Aston Martin's new Vantage will join its AMR24 sibling on the track at each round of the 2024 F1 season.

A redesigned 718 sports car is coming as the third electric model from Porsche.

Aston Martin planned to revive Lagonda with a sedan and SUV, but the pandemic threw a major spanner in the works.

Maserati's 2+2 grand touring coupe has spawned its convertible sibling.

Tesla has significantly upgraded the specifications for its redesigned Roadster since 2017's reveal of a concept.

Aston Martin's latest Vantage has already spawned GT3 and GT4 racing versions.