Sports Cars

The GR86 is likely going to lose the "baru" part of the "Toyobaru."

We had a gut feeling the last generation Camaro wasn't the model's swan song.

Ford's only remaining passenger car in the United States is proving that it still deserves a spot at the table, even today.

A legendary Toyota tuning outfit is working to make the AE86 Levin even better than it was when it left the factory.

BMW M could be breaking with tradition and the pavement for the first time, ever.

Godzilla will be sticking to good 'ol internal combustion after all.

The 911 Dakar is supposedly making a comeback to live on for another iteration.

Chevy revives one of the Corvette's most iconic variants with an almost equally iconic engine.

Acura celebrates four decades in operation by paying tribute to its most important car.

Everyone thought wagons were mostly dead in the States, but the M5 Touring might've just changed that.

Japan's biggest automaker isn't taking the revival of one of its most beloved sports cars lightly.

Word has it that Mazda's beloved droptop is to remain true to form when the next generation hits the market.

The German automaker looked to the glory days of racing for inspiration in the making of this vibrant manual sports car.

A firm best known for making fast BMWs even faster is closing its doors after nearly four decades.

The Japanese automaker has announced an important replacement for A80s through its GR Heritage Parts initiative.

The Japanese automaker also seized the spotlight to reveal its new Sports Vehicle Planning Office.

A Nissan favorite gets a swath of new and throwback updates.

The Prancing Horse brings the issue of physical buttons back into the spotlight with a unique new steering wheel retrofit option.

New trademark filings and Subaru's participation in one of Japan's revered motorsports leagues says a lot.

Some big changes are in order for the next thirteenth-gen Civic.