Sports Cars

Taller suspension, a wider track, and loads of underbody protection turn the Morgan Plus Four sports car into an overlander special.

Porsche is about to go beyond the 414-hp 718 Cayman GT4 with an RS version that could borrow liberally from the 911 GT3.

Watch as Jay Leno learns how to update a classic car while staying true to the original ethos.

The Series 1 proved an intriguing machine when it arrived in 1999, yet it never truly caught on with the enthusiast masses.

Chevrolet built a four-seat Corvette prototype in 1962 to compete with the Ford Thunderbird, but it was nixed when an executive got stuck in the rear seat.

The next generation of the iconic SL is being developed by Mercedes-Benz AMG, and a prototype has been spotted.

Fans of the iconic Cobra sports car will soon be able to purchase replicas powered by batteries.

The updated 2022 Subaru BRZ gets a new look, a stiffer structure, and a new engine, but no turbo.

Aston Martin has multiple new trim options for key models, which you can play around with via a new configurator.

Three years in the making, RML Group's modern interpretation of a Ferrari 250 GT SWB is almost ready for production.

When the eighth-generation Volkswagen Golf GTI arrives for 2022, it will feature a digital instrument cluster and a larger touchscreen. The hot hatch also gets a more potent turbo-4 engine.

A rare Porsche built in the 1950s by a German car dealer and racing enthusiast is coming up for auction.

The Spéirling from the British startup McMurtry imagines a modern electric track car with the soul of a Can-Am race car.

The Wells Vertige is a mid-engine sports car weighing just 1,653 pounds dry and packing 208 hp.

The 2021 Porsche 911 Turbo S sends its 640 hp to the pavement like a supercar.

Learn the history of this V-8-powered Nissan 240Z speedster.

The purchase of this 1952 Ferrari 340 America was like winning the lottery for its current owner.

Dallara says its new track car can lap a racetrack quicker than a GT3 racer.

France's Alpine will be transformed into an electric performance brand, with the first of its new EVs due in 2024.

Toyota is adding a few more replacement parts for old Supras available in North America, Japan, and Europe beginning in July 2021.