The $50,000 upgrade to the Trofeo over the GTS seems quite steep for 40 extra horsepower, more aggressive details and track features you may never use.
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This is, plain and simple, a superlative wagon for the non-stuffy sporting enthusiast who can stand to drop a couple hundred Large on a car his whole family can enjoy.
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The Mercedes wins when it comes to its gaping, effortless strides down the road, but the Porsche wins in terms of handling and precision performance.
All this less-weight and more tech will cost about $10,000 more than the standard 911 Carerra. For about nine percent more money, you get approximately 25 percent more experience.
Featuring a chopped-down windshield, an analog powerplant and a spartan interior.
Dubbed the ‘clown shoe’ because of, well, it’s awkward clown shoe shape, the BMW Z3 M Coupe built a serious reputation at the turn of the century.
Mercedes-Benz Collection is the newest program to enter the car-subscription service fold.
The best engines in the world in 2018 were announced. The winner may not surprise you, but it deserves the title entirely.
Check your bank statement, because we found five low-mileage Porsches you’ll want to take a loan out for.
It would be easy for Aston Martin to develop a car that betrays the brand’s elegant, opulent, perfectionist ethos with some unremarkable, rough-edged car.
If you want to make the most of the blue, cloudless skies and warm air that comes along with summer, the most idyllic cars are going to be drop tops.
Though it comes with some compromises, Merc’s baby AMG is a fantastically well-rounded sports car.
The Porsche Cayman GTS sits at the highest end of the company’s “entry-level” model as a mid-engine, pared-down coupe.
With only a handful of products that aren’t cars made by car companies worth considering, these are easily the best
Classic Car Club has transformed, thanks to a $4 million remodeling project.
I polled most of the crew here for their picks and then prodded for extra justification to back up their (incorrect) opinions.