259.67 miles per hour down a half-mile air strip is a new world record, achieved by a twin-turbocharged Lamborghini Huracan in Colorado.

The head of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance says they’re not entertaining the prospect of merging into one big company .

We’ll give you a hint: count all the 911s that Porsche has ever sold around the world, then multiply that figure by three.

640 horsepower makes a fine swan-song from TechArt for the outgoing Porsche 991.2 Turbo S.

They might be all-electric, but these two pack quite a punch – but which one is faster in a straight line?.

New safety tech in the standard equipment list is the main reason for higher XT5 prices.

That was a serious error by the X4’s driver, and they really should consider themselves lucky.

With 252PS driving the rear wheels and a balanced chassis, the A110 powerslides at will.

The wild Superleggera makes the DB11 AMR look restrained by comparison.

Brabham could race in the top class alongside Ferrari, McLaren, Aston, Mercedes and Toyota.