The TUDOR United SportsCar Championship heads to California’s scenic wine country for a pair of 2 hour sprint races. All four classes will be competing, for a total of 54 cars taking the green flags for the fourth round of the 2014 championship. The Prototype Challenge cars will be racing with the GT Daytona class […] More »
By: Tim DeLong | May 2, 2014
It’s about time too. Aston Martin has built their entire lineup on varying lengths of a single platform. The results speak for themselves, but the VH platform is still a decade old. A decade! The world was a different place ten years ago. In 2004, Porsche’s came with manual transmissions, the term “hybrid sports car” […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | April 29, 2014
The Ferrari FF is a revolutionary vehicle for the Italian automaker. It’s a four-wheel-drive shooting brake from a company known for making RWD sports cars. So, it makes sense that the prancing horse people are going to make its lines more conventional. Sort of. For 2016, the FF will be produced as a coupe alongside […] More »
By: Derek Shiekhi | April 18, 2014
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 »
By: Zack Klapman | March 30, 2014
Well, it looks like the Macan won’t be available in just the Macan S and Macan Turbo trims. According to recent reports, Porsche will eventually offer the car with a four cylinder as well. Interesting, right? This would be the first Porsche with a four banger since they stopped building the 968 in 1995. Whether or […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | December 10, 2013
For all I care, Saleen could be developing an electric scooter. So long as it looks anything like the S7, I’ll be happy. To their credit, whatever this next project is should be fast. It would a little bit disheartening to think of Saleen as an electric car manufacturer… Were the year 2000. Truth is, […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | December 9, 2013
Nissan isn’t quite through with the GT-R. It’s hybrid successor is still quite a ways out and, according to this new information, there’s still some speed left in the current model. A lot of it. The GT-R NISMO is the first special edition GT-R to actually get a power bump. Motor Authority reports the car […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | November 18, 2013
