Unlike the Cayenne, which faced tremendous resistance from purists despite its financial savior role, the Panamera has always enjoyed a much warmer welcome from those who believe Zuffenhausen machines should only come in two-door form. Most of the credit for the sedan's easier entry is owed to the fact that many of us wish for a four-door 911, whether we express this or keep it a secret.
One of the most interesting subjects of last week was the Aventador "Miura 50" edition that marked half a century since the debut of the mid-engined icon. Everybody said it was a shameless cash grab from Lamborghini.
Ever since Nissan introduced the R35 GT-R back in 2007, the Porsche 911 Turbo, be it an S or not, has constantly been targeted by the Japanese automaker. And while this means we're fully used to seeing Godzilla drag racing what is currently the most powerful Neunelfer derivative, when a Dodge Challenger Hellcat steps in, things become extra spicy.
Abarth UK is giving a taste of what's to come this year with two new models that are being shown at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2016. It's rare for such a small company to have two debuts at the same time, and both are pretty significant ones at that.
This year's Goodwood Festival of Speed was a mind-blowing celebration, and yet the organizers did get one thing wrong, namely the theme of the event. While the official motto of the 2016 edition was "Full Throttle - the Endless Pursuit of Power" this clearly should've been ditched for something focused on "Drifting".
The Liberty Walk Lamborghini Huracan already looks like a cybernetically enhanced samurai from a video game (we're thinking of you, Genji from Overwatch). However, we've found one that's even more Japanese in its design.
Drifting should've been the official theme of this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed - this is the only conclusion one can reach after seeing so many slip angles episodes, most of which were rather unexpected.
Boston Dynamics is a company that likes to remind us the future from Terminator is closer than we might think. So far, they've built several animal-like robots that can walk, run and even jump.
We were expecting Britain to vote itself out of the European Union. Hopefully, it's not the all-out destruction of the organization which many have predicted. However, the reaction from international stock markets is positively shocking.
Chances are that if you bought a new car in the last couple of years or so, one of the modern technology features present on it makes your engine shut down everytime you stop for more than 1-2 seconds, sometimes even less. 
I don't care what you people say, the new Top Gear isn't bad at all. The latest bit about the Aston Martin Vulcan was just epic, far better than anything Clarkson made. You can thank Chris Harris and his drift skills for that one! (continue reading >>)
Back in the days of 6.3-liter naturally aspirated V8s, it used to take a lot of elbow grease and a motorsport team to come up with any AMG-based tuning project. However, a laptop is all you need to extract more power out of the latest twin-turbo monsters. They've shot themselves in the foot with that decision!
While we've already gotten used to "standard" supercars such as the Ferrari 458 Italia or pre-2015 Nissan GT-R receiving overly extravagant wraps to stay in the attention zone, now and then the second skin industry surprises us by giving such treatment to a track special.
Toyota has announced it will enter a first-generation 1970 Corolla sedan in the Great Race, a long-distance endurance competition held in the USA.
Many European automakers recognized that minivans, especially the subcompact ones, can't survive. That's why the Renault replaced the Modus with the Captur, for example. But Fiat didn't see the writing on the wall and tried to make a 5-door 500, the 500L.
When it comes to Honda's best interest, we have to admit not all the time spent waiting for an S2000 successor works against the company. Heck, the internet seems to be more and more obsessed with the retired sportscar with each new year that sees the carmaker putting aficionados' hopes and dreams on "snooze".
Remember when you were younger, and you were so into racing games that you saved every penny to get a steering wheel for your desktop PC? Both the keyboard and that wheel are computer input devices, but they are good at different things - one is for typing and the other for determining the position of your hands.
It's difficult to keep up with the latest trends going on in the custom car world. However, we are confident in saying that color flip finishes have been extremely popular in the past year.
We remember looking at a rendering of a hot Peugeot 3008 only a few hours ago. We would never have suspected that the French would put it into production so soon. It might not be as perfect as a 3008 GTI, but a GT model is still good enough for most people.
Watching people crashing while riding their motorcycle is not exactly a fun thing, save for that somewhat perverse feeling of "thankfully, it wasn't me."
Some commenter is probably going to set me straight with a "no shit, Sherlock!" but I may have discovered why this SEAT Leon race car looks like a coupe. (continue reading >>)
A once popular household gadget, Flash2Pass is back in business thanks to a Charlottesville, VA company. Flash to Open LLC acquired the rights to the Flash2Pass name, as well as the manufacturing rights and is not returning this product to the markets.
There's something about clowns that scares me. So when I see this Camaro on huge wheels with a chromed grille and chameleon paint, I think of the Joker. Not the children's cartoon version, but the darker one that kills people. That kind of makes it the killer clown car.
As predictable as the duel between BMW and Mercedes-Benz seems, the rivalry involving the M Division and Porsche is simply fascinating.
For some video, I forgot to subscribe to CarWow after discovering their Youtube channel recently. I could have missed this video, but thankfully it was in the related section of something I was watching. Big Brother knows what I want: amazing Audis with quattro and too much power.
The all-new Audi S4 was presented about half a year ago, yet only entered production this month. I tried not to get too excited about its arrival, and I may have been right. The first real world impressions are good, but not spectacular.
Year after year, the Goodwood Festival of Speed (FOS) manages to keep us on our toes, but the British velocity celebration isn't without its drawbacks. For one thing, go-fast machines sometimes get an urge to go on a hay diet when sprinting on the infamous Hillclimb.
By now, Volkswagen has sold thousands of Golf 7 R models across Europe. People who go street racing at night know what one looks like and what its 300 horsepower engine can do.
Street cars usually don't go past, say, 1,500 ponies, since this is the point where the driving experience becomes a bit too vicious to share with the drivers around you. However, when it comes to the second-gen Camaro in the video below, you can forget all about that figure.
Not a very long time ago compared to the whole history of humankind, our ancestors invented a very cool thing. They looked at it on all sides and decided it would be called a "tripod." They thought it would be useful to photographers and filmmakers alike for stabilizing their cameras. Little did they know their invention could have actually saved a man's life.
Child deaths in parked cars are on the rise because parents keep leaving them inside while they run errands. According to a statistic published by the National Safety Council, heatstroke-related deaths are on an ascending trend in the (continue reading >>)
The 2016 Dodge Viper ACR is not the kind of machine one would expect to see at a drag racing event, but we're here to give you just that.
Things are rolling faster and faster in the electric mobility segment and charging currents that were unthinkable only a few years ago are going to change the way we use electric vehicles. The latest revision in the protocols scene will see currents up to 150 kW (350 A) becoming commonplace this year.
With the second generation of the Porsche Panamera being just around the corner, we've noticed the tuning world has started to get its hands on the Panamera that started it all.
If BMW has announced it will be laying off the EV market for a while and concentrate on delivering an autonomous vehicle, Mercedes-Benz seems to believe it's capable of fighting at both ends.
If you've already managed to get your hands on the 991.2 incarnation of the 911 Turbo S, you can call yourself an uber-guy aficionado, even in the kind of circles that see everybody driving a Zuffenhausen machine.
Mercedes has revealed so many new models in spicy flavors this past year that people have lost track of them. However, everything tastes the same if you add chilly. Likewise, if you include a V6 engine on several cars that are roughly the same size, they deliver similar aural experiences.
We want to start by getting one thing straight: as odd as it sounds, certain Nurburgring crashes are justified. For instance, when you have an official or personal record to beat, it's obvious that you can't achieve your target without taking at least a few risks of this kind.
Kingii is one simple solution that may prevent quite a lot of deaths by drowning. In hindsight, it is one of the "how come I didn't think about this before" gadgets, but it is here and is ready to save lives.
When we bring you the latest look-at-me wraps, these usually have to do with Porsches (anybody up for a Martini) or Ferraris. However, today we want to show you what happens when a pickup truck owner decides his machine needs to draw attention.
Before we jump into the subject of this rendering, which has been made possible by the reveal of the A5 and S5 only a few hours ago, let's get a little sidetracked for a second.
If you currently have up to $100,000 to spend and are looking for a Ferrari, you're in for a memorable adventure - the 360, which was produced between 1999 and 2005 has now reached that sweet spot where it's still fresh enough, but can be had for the amount of money mentioned above.
We are extremely happy to announce Russian tuners are crazy once again. It's been a long while since the last crocodile leather interior from the Moscow shop of Topcar. And there couldn't be a better comeback car than the GLE-Class Coupe.