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The Coolest Cars to See at the 2025 New York Auto Show
The 2025 New York International Auto Show kicks off Spring in the Big Apple with a whole bunch of new reveals, plus the expected gaggle of eye candy from the world's top brands. Here's the best stuff to check out if you're heading to the show.
Images: Jeremy Korzeniewski, Kyle Patrick, Mike Schlee
Genesis is going racing, and we are here for it.
On the other side of the spectrum, Genesis showed the X Gran Equator, a concept meant for off-roading in class—and without screens.
The GT2 Stradale takes learnings from Maser's race cars and applies it to a limited-production road car.
Is the Audi RS6 GT an incredibly expensive variant of the RS6? Sure, but there's no denying how cool it looks in the retro paint job.
Kicking it old school, Chrysler brought an example of its first-ever production car, the Chrysler Six.
Goodbye Outback wagon, hello Outback SUV.
Instead of making us wait, Subaru debuted the 2026 Outback Wilderness right alongside the regular model.
Subaru wasn't done there either, introducing an all-new name in the form of the Trailseeker, a stretched two-row EV.
Hyundai has introduced the second-generation Palisade, with a light-heavy front end and a feel even more upmarket. Plus, an XRT Pro off-roader!
Just a few steps away from Rolls is former partner Bentley, which has taken the Flying Spur sedan in a very different direction: more overtly sporty.
Open-air motoring is still an option over in Bentley-land too, with this very pretty Continental GT droptop.
Toyota brought two new GR special editions to New York, including this very yellow GR86 Yuzu Edition.
The other special edition is this 2026 Toyota GR Supra Mk5 Final Edition, with a stealthy matte black paint job and red highlights.
Inside, the GR86 Yuzu Edition features yellow stitching—of course—and a manual transmission. As it should.
You'll also find a manual in the GR Supra MkV Final Edition. Fun fact: Toyota has the most models available with a manual transmission.
Restomod 911s are nothing new, but boy does this Tedson Motors model, with a hand-built 4.0-liter air-cooled engine and classic Gulf colors look good.
Our team agrees: The Rimac Nevera is so much more compact than we'd expect of an 1,888-horsepower EV supercar. No, that's not a typo.
More proof that Ferraris should be colors other than red: this pretty blue SF90 Stradale, the plug-in V8 supercar.
Koenigsegg is present at the show with this pretty Regera example. Look for the red-tinted carbon fiber body.
We love a self-aware company name. Sacrilege Motors does EV conversions on classic 911s, upping the power to 500 hp.
Lotus' pretty Emira sports car will be the last manual-transmission vehicle the famous British marque builds. So don't miss it.
Z (and) Z (on) top. Nissan brought both the Nismo and Heritage flavors of its pretty sports car to New York this year.
