The Jaguar F-Type will be on sale soon as the brand’s first true two seat sports car since the E-Type ended in 1974, but buyers will have to take it in a soft top… for now.
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Commute, Toy or Destroy – Iconic Japanese Sports Cars
Which 90's Japanese Sports Car Would You Destroy?
It’s not every day that AutoGuide launches a new weekly feature. Today, however, is not just any day; it’s first installment of an interactive segment we call ‘Commute, Toy or Destroy’.
Subaru just unveiled the WRX concept, previewing what to expect with the next in its line of rally-inspired all-wheel drive sport sedan.
Ferrari’s Enzo successor might still be a few weeks away from its Geneva debut, but a new clip below confirms the obvious: it sounds great.
Chrysler’s exclusive attitude about which dealers will be allowed to sell the SRT Viper doesn’t seem to have thinned the lineup for certification much. In fact, the roster is almost full.
It’s shaping up to be a good year for McLaren. The brand is gearing up to launch its P1 supercar, but what use is the present without understanding the past?
BMW will soon offer a new kind of M car, at least in name. The 2014 M4 will be the range-topping version of the new 4 Series, which is a migration of the brand’s 3 Series coupe and convertibles in name.
Porsche is on the brink of bringing its 918 Spyder sports car to market, but that doesn’t mean it’s tapped the top rung of its performance potential.
Push the bookends a bit farther apart on the shelf where you keep the specification sheets for cars you can’t own because Volkswagen just released details for its Polo R WRC.
The 2014 BMW Gran Coupe just made its world premier during the 2013 Detroit Auto Show and AutoGuide.com spent a few minutes taking a closer look.
Chevrolet lit things up the night before the Detroit Auto Show this year by inviting roughly 1,200 people to watch as it unveiled the seventh-generation Corvette, but the lighting was terrible.
As cars go, the Corvette is about as American as fireworks bursting into a stars and stripes pattern on the Fourth of July.
With whacky choices like the Holden Commodore Maloo available, it might take more than a powerful V8 to catch an Australian customer’s attention.
It’s already a heavy car, but Nissan might be taking the hybrid plunge with its GT-R supercar killer in the future.
He still isn’t the “director of excitement,” but SRT CEO Ralph Gilles has a pretty cool job.
The all new 2014 Chevy Corvette is coming in a few short weeks, and today Chevy released the third video in a string of teasers, with this one showing off some interior touches such as the seat stitching.
Jaguar is kicking the cat out the door, announcing that it invited three outside drivers to test F-Type sports car.
Ponderous in appearance, the Buick Grand National was more than a black sheep and a sleeper. It was, and likely still is, one of the most under-appreciated performance cars ever built.
BMW’s new halo car, the i8, ran past our spy photographers today looking the closest to its auto show-going counterparts to date.
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.
Porsche just launched its online configurator page for the 2014 Cayman which was unveiled last week during the L.A. Auto Show.
Despite not having a booth at the LA Auto Show, Lamborghini showcased one of its new Aventador Roadsters during a small event last night.
Jaguar took the sheet off its XFR-S today during the L.A. Auto show, giving its fastest sedan ever an official introduction.