Little known but much loved German sports car maker Weismann has just lost its bankruptcy battle, and will be going out of business, apparently for good.
After a year of exploding sales, Tesla experienced a minor downturn during the first quarter. But with cars going on sale in China the future looks bright.
An experiment with phosphorescent road markings hit trouble in the Netherlands, when designers discovered the road markings didn't respond well to moisture.
Ferrari will launch a new model every year for the foreseeable future as part of Fiat-Chrysler's newly-unveiled five-year plan, but won't sell more cars.
The BMW M5 turns 30 this year, and BMW decided to celebrate with a special-edition model that also happens to be its most powerful production car ever.
Coming alongside Dodge's restructuring, FCA announced a seven billion dollar investment in Alfa Romeo to recreate the brand and compete with the Germans.
The Rezvani Beast has finally been revealed, and its combination of slick carbon-fiber bodywork and Ariel Atom mechanicals make for a potent combination.
The Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is a singular engineering achievement, which would explain why Chevrolet was hesitant to offer Z/28-specific parts to non owners.
Mercedes-Benz Heli-Express is a service that trumps the luxury of Mercedes' own cars, by allowing customers to ride helicopters into downtown Melbourne.
The NASCAR-inspired Plymouth Superbird is a motoring icon, and it is still generating excitement. A modern day version just topped 190 mph on the track.
The Lamborghini Urus SUV due in 2017 could be the first turbocharged Lamborghini ever. A smaller V8 could help the carmaker meet emissions regulations.
The Chevrolet SS is already a great muscle car, but Hennessey Performance Engineering doesn't settle for merely great. Its latest tuned SS has 1,000 hp.
The Volvo self-driving car pilot program announced late last year has begun in the carmaker's hometown of Gothenburg Sweden, with 100 cars on public roads.