Porsche pairs a manual transmission with a (slightly detuned) 911 Turbo motor once again—but only 1,250 lucky folks will get one.

In a move that’s not Supra surprising, Toyota‘s iconic sports car will once again be available with a manual transmission. 

Yes, the Corvette is going AWD, too.

Owning a car is expensive, and having to fuel it with gasoline at the current, ridiculous prices, only makes matters worse.

In a world of electric cars and crossover SUVs, it can feel like there’s no place left for a small sporty performance car. Toyota is laughing at that idea because the automaker has just launched an all-new Gazoo Racing model. Say hello to the first-ever GR Corolla, a 300 hp, all-wheel-drive compact hatchback.

Thinking about buying a new sports or performance car? The cost of insurance is probably one of your top concerns. However, performance car insurance may not necessarily make your premium skyrocket. In short, be careful how you shop, choose the right agency partner, and understand what insurance carriers consider potential risk.

Are we in the last hurrah of the all-American muscle car? The end of high horsepower at low costs?

Is the Z the most exciting sports car to launch this year? Uh, probably.

There was a time when Japanese sports cars were everywhere, available at all price points.

Welcome everyone, to the weirdest used car market of all time. According to CarGurus, the average used car price in America clocked in at $30,766 as of January 2022.

White is one of the most polarizing exterior paint colors in the automotive world. Some people love it, while others hate it. 

In the span of just 20 years, vehicles conceived and designed by South Korean automobile manufacturers have gone from value-orientated alternatives to class leading innovators. The success trajectory of these automobiles is impressive.

Fast*, new, or affordable: pick two. Or in the case of these 10 cars, all three.

If you want to dress up the engine bay of your performance car while also adding serious durability and convenience, the upgraded aluminum cooling system tanks from Canton Racing Products are a great option. The welded aluminum construction looks far better than the plastic tanks that come from the factory and they are also far more durable, while the remote mounting aspect makes for easier coolant system filling.

Once upon a time, the V8 engine ruled the earth. Well, the part of our planet called North America at least. 

Diminutive. Tiny. Efficient. Whatever you call them, these are the smallest new cars you can buy.

Sports cars are the holy grail of automotive enjoyment. They’re machines purposely built to extract the most performance out of glass, metal, rubber, and plastic. 

The 2022 BMW M4 Competition Convertible xDrive should appeal to a lot of people.

It’s okay to admit it: some cars are just better-looking than others.

These are the reviews you read the most this year, from trucks to sports cars.

Eight category winners will be announced early in 2022, including Utility Vehicle and Car of the Year.

Performance for the masses. That’s the mantra of affordable sports cars. These may not be the lowest priced performance machines on the market, but they offer a bang for the buck ratio that is hard to match. 

Just because you want a car capable of a little fun shouldn’t lock you into the two-door crowd.

Low priced cars are stuck with the stigma of being boring, snooze-mobiles. But this isn’t always the case. Just because a vehicle has a low MSRP doesn’t necessarily mean it’s no fun.

Lexus has made the announcement that 100% of its vehicle sales in North America would come from battery electric vehicles (BEV) by 2030. 

Toyota was one of the first manufacturers to really embrace hybrid vehicle technology. But the manufacturer has a been a bit slower in adopting fully battery electric powered vehicles (BEV). That is all about to change. 

I don’t want to carelessly throw around the “U” word, but the 2021 Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo deserves it.

They’re the complete opposite of sleepers: cars that look fast, but aren’t.

While it may seem that automakers are focusing more on fuel efficiency than performance these days, cars are actually getting quicker.

You want power, but you don’t want it to break the bank. We got you.

Let’s say you’ve got an insatiable appetite for speed but you also have other responsibilities like three kids, a golden retriever, volunteer work on weekends and other domestic duties.

We all have vehicles we dream of buying.

The affordable performance car is not dead yet. Although the herd may have thinned over the years, there are still several choices available on the market today for less than $30,000. 

More automakers are turning to four-cylinder engines to find an ideal balance between performance and fuel efficiency.

In the spirit of the season, let’s take a moment to be thankful this car even exists.

Drab car colors are the most popular, but not necessarily the best. 

Lightness is one of the best qualities to have in a sports car.

Rear-wheel-drive vehicles exhibit a certain purity that performance enthusiasts look for.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk has been unveiled and it will go 0–60 mph in just 3.5 seconds.

Third Taycan body style joins original sedan and SUV-inspired Cross Turismo.

We rarely think of reliability and fun going hand-in-hand. The old British roadsters and Alfa Romeos memes exist for a reason, after all.

It’s true, the car industry is rapidly adopting hybrid and full-electric drivetrains. But the V8—that most American of engine configurations—is still alive and well.

Yeah, we’re spoiled. But we still wanted more. 

The cost of owning a car is more than just your payment and monthly insurance premium. You have to maintain it, too.

From ancient times until the 20th century, horses were the fastest form of personal transportation on earth. If you had to get somewhere in a hurry, chances were you’d be riding one of these beasts.

The 1980s were a wondrous time. 

Unfortunately for the automotive world, there are legal limitations on what can be driven on public roads.

In climates where there’s snow and ice, many people gravitate towards vehicles with all-wheel drive. It’s one of the reasons why crossovers and SUVs are so popular.

Nissan has always had a good sports car or two in production to satisfy that automotive enthusiast itch. Pretty much anyone who knows anything about the world of automobiles knows about Nissan’s Z cars, SXs and GT-Rs.

It’s a bit hard to believe that 26 years ago, no one really knew what a Mazda Miata was.

Chevrolet’s Camaro is one of the most exciting cars on the market today – it’s stylish and engaging yet still surprisingly affordable.

Japanese auto manufacturers were at the top of their game in the ’90s.

​​The original 1997 Honda Civic Type R took a sensible city vehicle and made it into a track star.

By the year 2000, American sports cars had been dragged through the mud enough.

Cars today are packed with more features than ever before.

If Honda does not race, there is no Honda — Soichiro Honda (Founder, Honda Motor Co.)

Two appearance packages up the option count for the evergreen pony car.

Mercedes-Benz is one of the oldest automobile manufacturers in the world.

The 1980s was a transitional decade for the American sports car.