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The Autosport Awards–the "Biggest Night in Motorsport"–announced today Dermot O'Leary as the host of this year's star-studded event, with Spice Girl and international artist Melanie C set to lead the celebrations late into the night with an exclusive afterparty DJ set. Lee McKenzie (who presents F1 and many of the…

We regret to inform you it's the end of the road for the M8 Coupe in the United States. Known by its "F92" codename among enthusiasts of the Bavarian brand, Munich's bruiser has been quietly removed from the configurator. After noticing it's gone, we decided to ask BMW whether the…

Although the question of whether Tesla is a luxury automaker is debatable, the numbers don't lie. For the first time, the electric brand headquartered in Texas sold more cars than one of Germany's three legacy premium car companies. In 2024, the firm led by Elon Musk shipped 1,789,226 vehicles, or…

Ford was the only automaker to reveal new product at the 2025 Detroit Auto Show: the Mustang GTD Spirit of America, an appearance package for a car that isn't out yet, and the Mustang RTR, a new EcoBoost-powered trim that promises exciting performance at a more affordable price.

Nissan's recent struggles are no secret, but the company still does one thing well: cheap, small cars. The 2025 Kicks is no exception. For the new year, the brand’s smallest SUV gets some big changes to the design, interior, and powertrain, which makes the already-excellent SUV even better. Plus, customers…

Ford has the Ranger. General Motors has the Chevrolet Colorado and the GMC Canyon. Toyota has the Tacoma. Even Nissan has a mid-size truck with the Frontier. That leaves Ram as the only major player in the full-size truck segment without a mid-size companion. Tim Kuniskis wants to change that.

Soon, the Porsche 718 Boxster and Cayman will go all electric (though perhaps not as soon as Porsche once hoped). In the US, Porsche customers are buying gas-powered 718s while they still can, with sales ticking up significantly in 2024. That's unusual for what is a very old product in…

According to Toyota's Chief Technology Officer Hiroki Nakajima, its new four-cylinder engine lineup is a "game changer." The upcoming powertrains have 1.5- and 2.0-liter displacements, and while they're being optimized primarily for electrification, the fun element isn't being ignored. At least, that's the case for the 2.0-liter turbo engine the engineers mounted…

Porsche's global sales results for 2024 are officially out, and they're a mixed bag. Total deliveries dropped by 3 percent to 310,718 units, but the fun cars powered by combustion engines were up. In addition, the Cayenne flourished last year, so much so that it ended the year in first…

Skoda may not be a familiar brand to most Americans, but it's a popular automaker across the pond, sitting just below Volkswagen in terms of price. Its flagship model, the Skoda Superb, has been around for two decades now. The company has seen fit to celebrate the occasion not with…

Oh to have worked at Japanese TV show Best Motoring in the 1990s. Regularly, it put together track battles featuring the coolest cars of the era driven by the most talented racers in the country at Tsukuba Circuit. It never missed. This test is particularly interesting, with Japan's best performance cars of…