#sport

Sport is an adjective that’s tossed around far too casually in the automotive world; it’s become little more than a stack of dollar bills in a strip club.

The 2017 Infiniti Q60 has just hit the market, and the final piece of the puzzle is revealed at the LA Auto Show, the 3.0t Sport model that will split the difference between the base 2.0t and the 3.0t Red Sport 400 model.

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. 

The letter F stands for a lot of things, but at Lexus it should stand for fast. It’s the designation used on the brands sportiest models and this year that lineup expands to include the GS F.

In the grand hierarchy of the Porsche naming structure, GTS signifies the sportiest models, even for SUVs.

One of the most engaging options in the 911 family, the GTS, has returned.

Jaguar Land Rover announced its latest move in the ongoing fight to curb distracted driving today at the L.A. Auto Show.

Production of Land Rover’s newest SUV, the Discovery Sport, is underway.

The Discovering Sport is the beginning of something big for Land Rover.

In what must have been a logistical nightmare, Mazda simultaneously debut the next generation MX-5 in three different countries around the world at the same time.

Mercedes-Benz is planning to make performance products with a tri-star badge available to a wider range of people.

The 2015 Subaru WRX STI is the real deal. Ignore the detractors who have yet to drive the new car; it’s not at all a mildly updated carryover.

Debuting to the public for the first today in Detroit, Cadillac claims the new ATS Coupe will be one of the lightest and therefore sportiest luxury coupes in the segment, with an advantage in both power and weight over a similarly equipped BMW 428i.

What happens when too much isn’t enough? You end up with a concept car like the Audi Sport Quattro, a bright yellow, 700-horsepower denunciation of beige Toyota Camrys everywhere.