Car and Driver columnist Elana Scherr recounts pushing past concerns about insurance costs to drive a collection of multimillion-dollar dream cars valued at roughly $10 million.
Listed on Bring a Trailer, this Ferrari 250 GTO re-creation offers enthusiasts a road-going interpretation of a model that ranks among the world’s most valuable automobiles.
Mazda’s CX-6e casts a pedestrian-safety speaker in an awkward new light: external audio can also carry a driver’s words beyond the cabin.
Ezra Dyer uses a friend's Ferrari F40 to examine an enthusiast's dilemma: how to reconcile owning an extraordinary car with the practical demands of everyday life.
A 1963 Ford Falcon Ranchero offered on Bring a Trailer puts Ford’s early small-pickup formula back in focus, with the unadorned appeal that defines its character.
German tuner CarPoint is reworking Porsche’s transaxle-era 944 into a shooting brake, giving the front-engined sports coupe a more distinctive and practical-looking silhouette.
A Car and Driver archive gallery revisits a 1978 Subaru wagon in Baja, documenting the compact estate from multiple angles against an unforgiving landscape.
A new wave of electric vehicles is moving from design studies toward showrooms, but the path to production remains uneven. Buyers should separate near-term launches from concepts with uncertain futures.
Kia and Hyundai reached new third-quarter sales highs, standing apart from a wider market in which electric-vehicle sales remained under sustained pressure.
Toyota has extended its Woodland Edition approach to the Grand Highlander, giving its largest SUV a more outdoors-oriented identity alongside established variants of the bZ and Sienna.
