#coupe

Some were awe-struck and others aghast when Chevrolet unveiled the newest Corvette earlier this month because, among other things, it dropped the signature round rear lights. 

Hyundai’s current Genesis coupe range is one answer to the muscle car question, but is it the right one?

The Lexus LF-CC coupe is likely to reach showroom floors in 2015 according to recent reports.

They don’t call it the Motor City for nothin’! The whole industry is on display this week as automakers from across the country and around the world descend on Detroit. Looking to steal some of the limelight, Mercedes-Benz just revealed its latest E-Class lineup.

It’s already a heavy car, but Nissan might be taking the hybrid plunge with its GT-R supercar killer in the future.

Two weeks ago, spy photos of the BMW 2 Series Convertible gave a glimpse at where the brand is moving its current 1 Series line. Now, there are also photos of the hard top version. 

After the 2012 Civic launched to less than glowing reviews, Honda has subtly changed how it develops vehicles to prevent this embarrassing situation from happening again. The 2013 Civic, as well as the updated Accord midsize sedan prove the company hasn’t completely lost its way.

Porsche will build a front-engine coupe based on the Panamera (pictured) in the future, likely before 2018 which is the brand’s target to have at least four new vehicles on the market.

Audi’s tiny TT sport coupe might be getting a serious performance boost soon, but not in horsepower. 

BMW’s latest lineup, the 4 Series, happened past AutoGuide’s spies today, showing the car with almost no covering.

With a power-to-weight ratio of over 600 hp per ton, the McLaren P1 supercar debuted today at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, though more as a tease than anything else.

Honda just launched the online configurator to let buyers tinker with building their next purchase.

BMW released a massive photo gallery of its M6 coupe and roadster today along with a little bit of new information.

Despite being co-developed by Toyota and Subaru, both brands with solid reputations for reliability, the Scion FR-S might be running into problems a week after its official release.

This is it: the wildly-anticipated Scion FR-S is arriving at dealers nationwide today, at least in theory. There won’t be any of them actually sitting on the lot waiting for a buyer.