When I wrote up the review of the Tesla Model S P85D I omitted one important detail: range. It was a bit of an experiment. I wanted to see if people would freak about not including something that, in internal combustion cars, rarely gets mentioned. It didn’t happen, and I Read more
Filed under: Green, Honda, Japan, United States, Coupe, Hybrid, Performance Honda is reportedly prepping a new CR-Z and plans to offer some serious performance this time. In place of the hybrid in the US, it might get a detuned version of the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder from the Civic Type R Read more
Filed under: Motorsports, Nissan, Europe, Coupe, Performance, Racing The Nissan GT-R LM Nismo will not make its competition debut until the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Nissan is withdrawing the racer from the first two events of the World Endurance Championship to focus on testing. Continue reading Nissan withdraws from Read more
It’s kind of hard to fathom how the Scion "youth" brand has been around as long as it has without some kind of sedan or crossover. Scion’s about to fix the former with a new model called the iA, their first four-door ever, and it should be fun because under Read more
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Filed under: Videos, Bentley, Coupe, Luxury With the smaller V8 taking its share of the headlines, it would be all too easy to forget about the novel W12 that powers the Bentley Continental GT. But Xcar is here to remind us of how unique it is. Continue reading Xcar asks Read more
The 2016 Mercedes C450 AMG Sport, 2016 Chevy Camaro and 2016 Nissan GT-R filled the pages of Autoblog today. All that and more in today’s recap of auto news! Continue reading What you missed on 3.16.15 What you missed on 3.16.15 originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 16 Mar 2015 Read more
When you buy a car, what’s really happening is that you’re entering a relationship with your car. And that’s how it should be — you and the car, growing with and learning about one another. But what do you do if that car’s parents prove to be abusive and controlling? Read more