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Hyundai will soon begin selling a high-performance hatchback in Europe, the i30 N, a product of its new go-fast division that was introduced at the Frankfurt Motor Show back in 2015.

There are some things in life you just don’t do.

When embellished with the available F Sport package, Lexus’s RC 200t coupe is something of a bait-and-switch.

The Nissan Sentra has been a mainstay of the compact-car segment for 35 years and seven generations. Unfortunately, today’s model is not really one of the class leaders. 

Which Motorcity muscle machine do YOU prefer, the Dodge Challenger SRT 392 or Chevrolet’s kick-ass Camaro SS? Vote in our latest poll and help us choose a favorite!

Mark your calendars! Every third Saturday in August, the annual Dream Cruise thunders down Woodward Avenue in Metro Detroit. If you love classic cars or just want to attend a kick-ass event, you’ve got to check this out!

It’s often difficult to come up with insightful things to say about the vehicles I test.

Pocket rockets are the subject of this week’s poll, where we highlight two exciting products from wildly divergent brands. Do you have a favorite?

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Which mega-caliber super sedan would you rather drive, the BMW M5 or Cadillac CTS-V? Vote in our latest poll!

Which all-American performance car do YOU prefer, the Dodge Viper or Chevrolet Corvette? Vote in our latest poll and help us pick a winner!

Welcome to a new series called Curbed with Craig Cole, a new car review segment we’re hoping to publish every other week hosted by, you guessed it, Craig Cole. Make sure to check out the video below.

When the  Audi TT debuted back in the late 1990s, it was as much a fashion accessory as it was an automobile. 

This week we compare two legendary American muscle machines, the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro. Which of these automotive icons do YOU prefer?

Jaguar vs. Lexus, XF S vs. GS F, which of these high-performance luxury sedans would YOU rather drive? Vote in our latest poll and let your voice be heard!

Is it possible to review a car without talking about its engine? Can you describe the way a powerplant feels without commenting on the vehicle it’s bolted into?