Porsche has done a remarkable job of improving its new 911 and Boxster models, and the revamped Cayman has been eagerly awaited by fans for months. Nowhere is this more Full Article »
Do you prefer your Italian motoring al fresco? Would you buy a Fiat 500 Abarth, if only it came in a convertible version? In that case, get ready for some Full Article »
If you grew up in the muscle car era, the Dodge Charger Daytona was the stuff of legend. Built to race in NASCAR, the original Daytona featured an aerodynamic front Full Article »
The Subaru BRZ and it’s platform-sharing cousin, the Toyota FT-86 (or Scion FR-S) won’t be unveiled until the Tokyo Motor Show, which kicks off at the end of this month. Full Article »
As Karl Abarth’s tuned Fiats grew in popularity during the 1960’s, fans began to refer to them as “small but wicked.” That same design philosophy carries over to the new-to-the-U.S. Full Article »
If you ask us, the front end of the new Jaguar XKR-S is just a bit overdone. Sure, the flares before the front wheel arches are probably functional, reducing air Full Article »
Living on this side of the Atlantic, the name Abarth isn’t exactly well known. In Europe, however, Abarth is widely recognized as the in-house tuner for Fiat, similar to what Full Article »
Green Car Journal is gearing up to announce their choice of Green Car of the Year at the Los Angeles Auto Show on December third. This award, started in 2005, Full Article »
