Sports Cars

Zuffenhausen officially teamed up with Manthey to produce this insane factory-backed performance upgrade kit.

The biggest and baddest of the Blue Oval's Boss pony cars is taking to the streets once again as a modern Coyote-powered redefinition.

The brand is heading to the track with its very own real-deal race car in an effort to inspire the next generation of drivers.

The iconic German auto brand debuts its first car with inductive wireless charging. Plus, a beloved travel organizer brand expands to bags, a top-shelf sports watch gets meteoric and more.

It's been quite some time since Audi, BMW and Mercedes-AMG all contested the hot midsize sedan market.

Celebrating 50 years of its most important car with the M340i 50 Jahre Edition.

The Blue Oval has bid adieu to a long-running badge that catered to commuters, families and enthusiasts alike.

TVR is back! Supposedly. And if you don't what that means, allow us to explain.

The next-gen Type R could be following the Prelude's footsteps and be going hybrid.

Impressive weight savings, raw V8 power and extensive aerodynamic provisions make for a significant transformation.

The STI Sport Type RA is the hottest and sportiest BRZ yet. But despite being from STI, it's still not turbocharged.

GM's new sixth-gen V8s will supposedly include new 5.7- and 6.6-liter versions, which could mark the return of the iconic "350 small block."

GM's next-gen Alpha platform provides the groundwork for Chevrolet to revive its iconic pony car.

The Japanese automaker is building a kit that can yield some serious improvements in power for the OG Z cars.

Mitsubishi hasn't given up on the Lancer Evolution, and with Subaru teasing STI revivals, the dreams of its revival could become a reality.

The rowdy Hemi-powered Durango gains an option that plays to the model's heritage and makes it even more of a muscle car in spirit.

An ambitious project will see the first-generation Camaro transformed into a hybrid that makes the Corvette ZR1X look tame.

Because who will say no to a boost in cylinder count and power?

There's a new six-speed that's designed to work with the stock DCT packaging found in one of Chevrolet's most divisive Corvette models.

It's far-fetched, but Honda openly acknowledged a new S2000 as a potential prospect for the first time in years, which is a big step in itself.