Sports Cars

The 2010 Aston Martin Rapide is shown off in these new photos.

Executive Editor Marty Padgett spends some quality time with the Ferrari California in the Golden State.

Subaru’s version of the upcoming sports car codeveloped with Toyota is definitely a go.

Talking with GM's social media team reveals a desire to get the SS back in GM's small car family.

Audi'a A1 MINI-killer could arrive without the option of all-wheel drive to save costs while the S1 and RS1 heat things up.

The upcoming replacement to the RX-7 will bring back Mazda's rotary coupe roots.

A series of videos from Maserati shows off the new GranTurismo Convertible's features.

A limited-run edition of the 2010 Subaru WRX STI is coming to the 2009 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Tesla Motors could be preparing an IPO, according to

Mark Reuss, GM vice-president of global engineering, says the SS moniker will stick around under his tenure.

The sounds in Forza and Project Gotham Racing will soon reflect Tesla's influence.

The 2011 Ford Mustang powertrain news comes straight from Ford via our own John Voelcker.

Abu Dhabi police in the United Arab Emirates have a Nissan GT-R police car.

MINI shows its sense of humor in new ad.

The jointly-developed sports cars from Subaru and Toyota are expected to be very different.

A twin-turbo V-6 Camaro would do battle with the likes of the next-gen Mustang GT.

The Ferrari California has had a rough couple of days, going into a sand trap and then crashed into a skip loader.

The more useful version of the Cadillac CTS-V would be a boon to wagon fans everywhere.

The 2010 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG hits the streets at a much lower price than expected.

The word from the SLS AMG's debut event says a smaller SLS variant could be coming in about 5 years.