#SpecialEdition

The Scion brand may be a fading memory, but fans of affordable sports cars need not worry. In North America, the fun-to-drive FR-S is still available, just with Toyota badges and a new name for 2017.

Nissan introduced a Midnight Edition options group for its Maxima sedan last year. Available on sporty SR models, this upgrade became so popular that the company has now decided to offer a similar package on five other models.

The “Nissan Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition” (let’s go with Rogue One from here on out) may have a long, dorky, corporate-branded name, but it’s actually kind of cool.

Lotus has just revealed its newest supercar, the Evora Sport 410. The new Evora is lighter, more powerful and much more aerodynamic than the last generation.

Toyota is showcasing special editions of the Corolla and Camry at the Chicago Auto Show this year.

Cadillac is introducing a new limited-production version of its hot new ATS sedan. The Crimson Sport special edition offers buyers some exclusive features.

In a thoroughly rigorous demonstration of the potential in its bespoke program, Rolls-Royce revealed its one-off “Ghawwass” Phantom Coupe.

Celebrating its seventh championship in the modern era of the German racing series, Audi has released a new A5 DTM Champion model.

The rendered images here likely show the Agera One:1 from Swedish hypercar manufacturer Koenigsegg.

Land Rover is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a special edition of its Defender SUV.

Rally racing in a Rolls-Royce? Not bloody likely. At least not in anything the brand builds today, but that wasn’t always the case.

Ford just announced a special edition package for its purpose-built off-roader: the SVT Raptor.

Chrysler has partnered with Michigan-based clothing manufacturer Carhartt on a special-edition 200 S sedan. This 2013.5 model is meant to represent blue-collar values and hard work, just like the two companies involved in its creation.

Toyota just announced special edition models of the Corolla LE and S in an effort to keep pushing the compact out as it ages next to other products. 

Galloping into the sunset, the Cadillac CTS is all but forgotten in its current generation — something GM hopes to change ever so slightly.