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Chevrolet’s newest Camaro met mixed responses on March 27 when its silk slipped off during the New York Auto Show.
Chevrolet just revealed what will probably be the biggest surprise to come from the 2013 New York Auto Show, the revival of the Z/28 nameplate for the Camaro.
A sportier Jaguar limo has hit the New York Auto Show Floor, looking as dynamic and bad-ass as Jaguar intended. Continue Reading…
Powered by Jaguar’s supercharged 5.0-liter V8, the Jaguar XJR debuted today at an event one day before the 2013 New York Auto Show media preview days begin.
Change is in the works for Chevrolet’s pony car – something tipped two weeks ago in the New York Auto Show’s newsletter.
Jaguar is building on its line of R performance cars, adding the XJ flagship sedan, which will debut during the 2013 New York Auto Show next week.
The Camaro is Chevrolet’s red, white and blue ponycar. It’s as American as gun ownership and obesity and it’s just been confirmed that a refreshed version of this rear-wheel-drive performance machine will debut at the New York International Auto Show in just a couple weeks.
One of the stars of the Mercedes press conference at this year’s Geneva Motor show is a station wagon. Oh, but not any wagon; this is the CLS63 AMG S-Model 4Matic. It’s a lot of words, but this is a lot of car.
Chevrolet made a big deal about the 6.2-liter LT1 V8 powering its new 2014 Corvette Stingray, but there will also be a smaller V8 option in 2015 if a new report is correct.
McLaren P1
Few car companies are committed to all-out performance quite like McLaren. The boutique British brand is probably best known for its outrageous F1 supercar that set speed records in the 1990s. But the company is far from a one-hit wonder. Over the last decade and a half they’ve been active in racing, worked with other automakers like Mercedes-Benz to deliver some awe-inspiring vehicles and have even developed a successor to the F1 – the elegant looking but awkwardly named MP4-12C.
SEE ALSO: 2013 Geneva Motor Show Coverage
Pushing into the future, McLaren is set to reveal a new supercar at the Geneva Motor Show in just a few days, and believe it or not the P1 as it’s known is actually a hybrid. But don’t worry; it’ll still deliver absolutely crushing performance. Here are the Top 10 things you must know about this exciting new McLaren before it takes the stage next week.
General Motors president Mark Reuss will drive the Chevrolet SS pace car this weekend to begin the Daytona 500.
Chevrolet debuted what could casually be called a four-door Corvette this weekend when it unveiled its new SS sedan.
BMW is recalling over 30,000 X5 SUVs with the V8 engine because of a potential problem with the brakes.
Galloping into the sunset, the Cadillac CTS is all but forgotten in its current generation — something GM hopes to change ever so slightly.
The Chevrolet SS is getting teased more than a dork at recess between GM’s minimal effort here and Holden unveiling versions of its new Commodore.
Based on the Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG, Erebus Motorsport unveiled the fourth and final car to compete in the Australian V8 Supercars series today.
Holden, General Motors’ Australian subsidiary, unveiled another version of its new Commodore sedan that previews the upcoming Chevrolet SS performance sedan more than ever.
Nissan Motorsport has unveiled its four-car Altima race team that will compete in this year’s V8 Supercar Championship.
Spy photos of the Range Rover Sport wearing the least camouflage to date show the car’s wider body and more sloping roofline.
Dodge just announced that it will offer the “Redline” package previously restricted to the V6 Challenger in its R/T V8 model.
It’s rare to hear of a vehicle more opulent than the million-dollar plus Dartz Prombron, but leave it to the brand to outdo its old status quo.
British sports car maker Aston Martin is discussing a possible tie-up with Mercedes’ AMG arm to co-develop engines.