De Tomaso P72 Arrives, Toyota C-HR Goes Electric, Porsche Flails

De Tomaso has revealed production specs for its new P72 supercar, which will finally hit the road this year.

Coupe-crossover returns to the US market as an EV with standard AWD and more than twice the power of the original C-HR

The PreRunner puts the TRD Off-Road trim into a more compact and affordable package.

The hottest V-6 engines can be as special as V-8s, and these are our favorite V-6 cars on sale today, plus a few all-time-greats for historical significance.

March and April saw new auto loan trends, and the pattern may remain for a while.

How the bureaucrat could compel companies to stop adding the feature is unclear.

The new Tiguan is more luxurious and tech-laden than before, but loses some of the fun and charm of the car it replaces.

Analysts blame Porsche's struggles on an overly ambitious electrification strategy and stiff competition from China.

Tesla has yet to start testing its robotaxi service in Austin without a safety driver behind the wheel –...

Two decades ago, back in 2005, Bugatti unveiled the Veyron 16.4. In the annals of automotive history, few names evoke the same reverence for performance, luxury, and groundbreaking engineering as Bugatti. The Veyron 16.4 still stands as a monument to this legacy, a hyper sports car born from an audacious vision that redefined the boundaries of possibility. Yet, the Veyron’s arrival was not a sudden revelation but the culmination of a remarkable conceptual journey. Between 1998 and […]