A common complaint that I have heard about new 911s is that you cannot see the engine at all. You raise the little engine cover in the back and are greeted with—nothing. Just some plastic. You have to remove the whole back end just to work on it. The good news is that there is totally a way to see your engine and it’s…

The 2020 Porsche 992 911 is finally here. It continues a relatively gradual evolution since 1963 into a car that’s heavier than the one it replaces, and still turbocharged pretty much across its whole range. The good news is that it remains brilliant to drive, though. Did you expect any less?

The 2020 992-generation Porsche 911 is finally here. It’s longer and heavier than the outgoing generation, because that’s apparently what 911s do now as the new generations roll in: They get bigger. I’m off to Spain now to drive it. What do you want to know about it?

The 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is easily my favorite thing from this year’s decidedly drab Detroit Auto Show. It looks fantastic, makes ferocious power and has more than a few very cool details that are worth a closer look.

With an ongoing SUV boom killing sedan sales and an uncertain future around autonomy and electrification, the American automakers are having a strange time. And of all of them, Cadillac is perhaps the most perplexing. It’s gone through enough rebranding and transitions to give us whiplash. The latest moves include…

It’s happened: Joining the 2020 Ford Explorer, we have strayed from God’s light and found ourselves with the Ford Explorer ST as well. And the 2020 Ford Explorer Hybrid, too. May the big cars slay on.

Nearly everything has a turbocharger these days. Crossovers, SUVs, supercars, compacts, sedans. It’s the easiest way to boost efficiency and performance at the same time. While that’s a good thing, it also normalizes turbocharging somewhat. Here’s your reminder that turbos can, in fact, be extremely freaking awesome.

Now that 2018 is over and done with, it’s time to take a look back and admire the lowest-selling cars in the United States. Did your favorite, low-volume supercar make this list? The answer is probably, yes.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first Woodstock music festival in Bethel, New York, in 1969. And there’s going to be an official anniversary festival this year, held in the fields around the Watkins Glen International racetrack.

Besides making great cars that are both excellent to drive and live with, McLaren is also actively making the world a better place by offering things like the 2019 McLaren 600LT with top-exit exhaust pipes. The new, upcoming and yet-unnamed “Longtail” McLaren will also sport these pipes.

You know those short and simple food videos that have been taking over the internet lately? This Mazda RX-8 build video is like that, but at the end, instead of apple cobbler, you get a modded, lowered and widened rotary-powered sports car.

Successful adulting, I think, is balancing your excitement for a new toy or gadget and getting enthusiastic about home décor. There’s no reason why you can’t both indulge your inner child and improve your furniture situation. This Smart ForTwo safety cell satisfies both of those needs.

Cars are supposed to keep all four wheels on the ground. Usually. But sometimes one thing leads to another and you find yourself in your car, catching some air. Tell us about that time.

Visually, the 2019 Mercedes-Benz CLA isn’t terribly different from the car that it replaces. But it’s bigger, has a nicer (looking) interior, and there’s a lot of tech on board. That and there is, tantalizingly, the prospect of a manual.

Struggling motorcycle company Harley-Davidson’s vision for embracing the future is offering a full line of electric motorcycles by 2022. The first of these electrified bikes will be the 2019 LiveWire and, like all other Harley motorcycles, it’s expensive.

The Fiesta and the Focus are dead in the U.S. after 2019, which means that their respective ST and RS models are, too. The Mustang will stick around, thankfully, but in terms of enthusiast offerings, that will be pretty much it. But these new patents will hopefully indicate that Ford isn’t completely canceling out…

For some reason, I have encountered a good amount of negativity from folks when it comes to 2000s cars, and I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because they’re too recent to be hit with nostalgia just yet. But there will be a time when they become popular. I just know it.

I’ve long since lost track of how many Koenigseggs there are and what each one does, but for those of you still keeping tabs, there is a Koenigsegg Agera RS successor coming. And here are just a few more details about it.

“New Year, New Me” is a phrase most often heard from basic, unimaginative people who can’t pull their shit together for two seconds to better themselves without help from the invented social construct of time. I usually don’t bother with such drivel, but this New Year happens to coincide with a new decision I’ve just…

Analysts predict the end of the car-sales party coming soon, Detroit’s Big Three duking in out with truck sales all the same, Mercedes-Benz is still the king of luxury here and more in The Morning Shift for Friday, Jan. 4, 2019.