Sports Cars

Nissan continues to expand its range of Nismo Heritage Parts.

Like a fine wine, the Lexus LC just gets better with age.

Yamama is hopping back into the automotive powertrain business, but with an EV this time.

Mazda has recalled tens of thousands of Miatas due to a defect causing the front airbags to deploy with excessive force in minor crashes.

Legendary Parisian coachbuilder Saoutchik has been revived, and has a Mercedes-Benz 300 SL homage on its hands.

Nissan's GT-R bows out of production shortly but a successor is in the works.

Denmark's Kalmar has churned out one of its bespoke 911s packing Tesla power.

The Toyota Supra is set to compete against the Chevy Camaro and Ford Mustang in the competitive Australia Supercars race series.

Mercedes-Benz has brought back its F1-inspired livery for another special edition.

The Nismo division has been churning out performance Nissans for 40 years now.

Nissan may launch a budget alternative to the Porsche 911 Dakar, if recent trademark activity is anything to go by.

The Mustang GTD can reach 202 mph and lap the 'Ring in under seven minutes, according to Ford.

The 2025 BRZ is $950 more expensive than the previous year's model and includes a new Sport mode.

A senior Nissan executive is dreaming of a modern Silvia being sold alongside the Z and GT-R.

Ginetta's latest sports car weighs just over 2,600 pounds but packs a 600-hp V-8.

The Aston Martin Vanquish enters its third generation with an 824-hp V-12 engine and a plush interior fitting of the nameplate.

Expert restorer Thornley Kelham has worked its magic on the Jaguar XK120, with stunning results.

Ariel is developing an electric Nomad but will gauge customer interest before deciding on production.

Hyundai plans 21 new EVs by 2030, and one of them may be a production version of the retro N Vision 74 concept from 2022.

The first model in Mercedes' new Mythos series of low-volume, coachbuilt cars is almost ready for launch.