Car companies are amazing.  Even when they make metal, rubber and glass lemons, the sour fruits of their labor still offer a little sweetness.  You just have to know which parts to bite into.  Road & Track magazine definitely does. NEXT

As the restrictions on MPG and CO2 evolve (AKA tighten), sports car manufacturers are faced with the difficult problem of adhering to the laws while keeping people like you and I happy. When F1 announced the engines would lose 2 cylinders and gain a turbo, many people lit their torches or turned their backs, but […] More »

Stickers on a car don’t add horsepower, but the letters “GTS” do.  Fifteen, to be exact. Porsche’s Boxster GTS and Cayman GTS sports cars make 330 and 340 hp, respectively, from their 3.4-liter flat-6s.  Torque is up to 273 lb-ft in the former and 280 lb-ft in the latter. With that bump in output coupled […] More »

Say you’re Coca-Cola a few decades ago. You only sell one product: regular Coke. Sales are great, you got the taste just right, life is good. Then along came Diet Coke. Zero calories, yes, but the flavor trailed behind the original by a wide margin so there’s no concern that Diet Coke will become the […] More »

Lets say you pounded a handle of tequila with a blue crystal meth chaser and decided to shoot a car review. That’s kinda what one of the Regular Car Reviews reviews’ feels like. If that sounds fun and more than a little dangerous, you’re not wrong. It’s also very, very entertaining. In this one, they […] More »

Since late August we’ve been posting Edmunds videos of the C7 Corvette battling its enemies, foreign and domestic, on the Streets of Willow Springs. For a look in the rearview mirror at how the Corvette Stingray faired individually against its rivals, click the links below. Corvette versus SRT Viper Corvette versus Nissan GT-R Corvette versus Porsche 911 […] More »

In the final installment of the “Corvette versus the World” Edmunds track test battles, the C7 Corvette meets the 2014 Porsche Cayman S. Despite a 135-horsepower deficit to the Corvette, the Porsche proves itself a worthy adversary in straight-line performance. Let’s run through the figures: 0-60 in 4.4 seconds for the Porsche; 4.1 seconds for […] More »