GAZ-24 Volga Sedan Is Down on the Snowy Denver Street
A GAZ-24 Volga (ГАЗ-24 Волга) Soviet-made sedan found in Denver, Colorado.
VW ID.7 EV Sedan Canceled for Good, At Least for Americans
The big, swoopy VW ID.7 electric sedan's plan for U.S. sales was initially delayed, but now, Volkswagen says Americans won't be seeing it in showrooms at all.
Thefts mar tradition of souvenir hunting at Rolex 24
It's a time-honored tradition for fans of racing to take home broken car parts as the ultimate souvenirs, and last weekend's edition of the Rolex 24 At Daytona presented plenty of opportunities for memorabilia hunters to add to their collections. ...
Will This Flooded 1967 Corvette Ever Be The Same?
Seeing a beautiful 1967 Corvette that was submerged in salt water during the chaos of Hurricane Helene is heartbreaking for us as enthusiasts. After all, the C2 Corvettes are amazing machines and the ’67 was the pinnacle and the end of the generation. We can see why someone would want to restore the car but wonder if it could ever be the same again. How to Survive a Submerged Car Sold at auction likely after the owner filed an insurance claim, this Corvette isn’t exactly numbers-matching. As the
Alfa Romeo CEO Hints the Giulia Might Go Crossover for 2026
An interview with Alfa Romeo's CEO suggests the sedan isn't long for this world, even if the nameplate sticks around. The updated model will allegedly arrive in 2026 on the STLA Large platform of the Dodge Charger.
Racing on TV, February 1-2
All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted. Saturday, February 1 Clash qualifying 6:00-8:00pm Clash heats 8:30-9:30pm Glendale 8:00pm Sunday, February 2 Clash Last Chance qualifying race 6:00-7:30pm Cookout Clash, Winston-Salem 7:30-8:00pm ...
NADA’s Dealers Mostly Love Trump, Just Not Necessarily Everything He’s Wants to Do
The group has yet to take a public stance on the EV tax credit, which helps to sell cars, but it’s take on the modified CAFE rules is clear—as is what it thinks of the direct-sales model as championed by Tesla.
Porsche and Audi May Build Vehicles in U.S. to Dodge Tariffs: Report
Unlike parent company Volkswagen, luxury brands Audi and Porsche currently have no production sites in America. That could change, a report from Germany claims.
Volkswagen Has Canceled Plans to Sell the ID.7 EV Sedan in the U.S.
The electric family sedan's tumultuous launch process ultimately ends with VW deciding not to sell it on this side of the pond.
Gordon Ramsay Spotted Cruising London in $3 Million Aston Martin Valiant
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, famous for his fiery personality and culinary empire, has once again made headlines—this time for his impeccable taste in luxury cars. Ramsay, a well-documented petrolhead, was recently spotted cruising through the streets of London in his newest acquisition: the $3 million Aston Martin Valiant. This isn’t the first time Ramsay has been seen behind the wheel of an Aston Martin. The chef was previously photographed in an Aston Martin Valour, a rare and stunning model
3,000 Very Awesome People Have Bought Radicals
It’s possible that Radical Motorsport is the most hardcore automaker in the world. It builds little lightweight machines that are exclusively for the act of going fast around a race track, and a lot of really cool people bought one just for that purpose. While the rest of the British automotive industry is trying to figure out how to exist in the modern landscape, Radical has pretty much continued its formula unchanged since the company launched 28 years ago. It was good back then and it’s still
MissionH24 H24EVO prototype to switch from gaseous to liquid hydrogen storage
The MissionH24 H24EVO prototype is set to undergo a switch from gaseous to liquid hydrogen storage ahead of its final design freeze later this year. The MissionH24 project, led by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO), is being pushed forward as a ...
Trump's Transportation Secretary Reveals Plans to Roll Back Emissions Rules on His 1st Day
President Donald Trump's newly minted Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says current emissions standards will make future vehicles unaffordable.
Hydrogen Le Mans prototype takes another step forward
The MissionH24 H24EVO prototype is set to undergo a switch from gaseous to liquid hydrogen storage ahead of its final design freeze later this year. The MissionH24 project, led by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO), is being pushed forward as a ...
Shelby American Revives the GT350 Nameplate with a Roaring 810-HP Mustang
Shelby American reclaims the iconic GT350 badge with a high-powered, 810-horsepower supercharged Mustang aimed at performance enthusiasts.
Donald Trump Knows He Can't Just Kill Federal EV Funding, It's Part Of His Plan
In the days since Donald Trump’s second inauguration, the President has issued 68 executive orders. He’s covered everything from banal cabinet appointments to just who’s allowed to have healthcare, but he’s found a special enemy in EVs and their charging infrastructure — most recently issuing an executive order halting payouts from the Inflation Reduction Act that would have gone to building more EV charging stations.
Has the Petersen Lost Touch With the Clubs that Once Filled its Cruise-Ins?
Ferrari and Shelby clubs have stopped showing up, but is it all about money?
Driverless Trucks Already Work for This Company
Kodiak Robotics' driverless trucks have been working in the US since December of last year. Here's what they deliver.
German Grocery Getter Smokes Pursuing Cops
Grocery getter is a term often used by enthusiasts for any car that’s perceived as good for grabbing groceries and driving the kids around town. The perception is these vehicles are lumbering and slow, but as you’re about to see in this dashcam footage, one that hails from a German brand (but that’s actually built in Slovakia) is actually quite fast. Drivers in Wyoming keep crashing into snowplows. We’re of course talking about the Audi Q7. Sure, it’s a cushy three-row vehicle, but if you’ve eve
Only A Bra Manufacturer Could Make NASA’s $100,000 Apollo Space Suits
When NASA sent Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to the Moon, it put the best of American science and engineering to the test. As part of the Apollo program, experts from Boeing, North American Rockwell and McDonnell Douglas were all called on for their expertise, as were craftspeople from American bra manufacturer Playtex.
