The Purosangue already has a strong identity. Big V12, well-balanced chassis, and comfort that works every day. Ferrari now introduces a new Handling Speciale package that leans further into the spo
Denza feels like it’s trying something bold here, but in a quieter, more confident way. The Z isn’t shouting for attention, it just sits there like it knows exactly what it is. You&rsqu
Subaru is doing something people have been asking for forever. They took the BRZ and turned it into an all-wheel-drive rally car. It’s called the Subaru Boxer Rally Spec.Z , and it&rsquo
Morgan just dropped its most powerful car yet, the Supersport 400. And yeah, it sticks to what Morgan does best, just with a bit more punch. It runs BMW’s 3.0 straight-six, same family as t
Hatano went back to the third-gen Twingo and turned it into something a bit more playful, but this time it is not just for show. After debuting at Tokyo Auto Salon 2024, the builds came back at Automo
The Yaris Cross did really well in 2025, topping Toyota’s European sales with around 200,000 units. Even so, it’s been around since 2021, and despite the 2023 update, it was starting to fe
The 2027 911 GT3 S/C doesn’t try to win everyone over, and that’s exactly what makes it interesting. At first glance, a roofless GT3 feels like a contradiction. But the more you think abou
The Nissan Murano is heading back to Japan, but not in the usual way. This time it returns as a U.S.-built import, slipping through under a trade deal that skips local testing. Deliveries are set for
Subaru used the New York Auto Show to show something new for the Forester lineup. The 2027 Subaru Forester Wilderness now gets a hybrid version. By the way, this is the first time the Wilderness tr
For a long time, luxury cars followed a pretty predictable script. If someone wanted something high-end, they looked to Germany first, maybe Japan or the UK next. That was just how the market worked.