When an exotic automaker comes out with an exclusive supercar whose production doesn’t even reach double digits, we know our chances of ever seeing one are extremely limited.

Do you think the folks at Apple are flattered every time some other company names a product the i-something? Or do they have an army of lawyers waiting to sue? Good question.

We’re just about fed-up with Geneva Motor Show previews, but this is something to get excited about. Koenigsegg has announced plans to introduce a “new creation for the future” in Switzerland, and sent along a …

As though the upcoming Nissan CUBE was not quirky enough, the Japanese automaker has announced that when the vehicle launches in the summer, a special edition “Krom” model will be offered.

Mercedes-Benz South Africa is going “green” (or rather “blue”) with the introduction of its first BlueEFFICIENCY derivative here. The German carmaker is coming “clean” with the C-Class by adding BlueEFFICIENCY versions of the sedan and …

For some people, not even a Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 is exotic enough for their taste. That’s where specialized tuners like IMSA come into the picture. The German tuning firm developed a new carbon-fiber bodykit

BERLIN — Seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher said Thursday he was fine as he nursed cuts and bruises at home after escaping serious injury during a motorcycle accident while testing in Spain.

There’s been a lot of talk lately about the Stig, the famous white driver from the British TV show Top Gear, and his identity. there have been some rumors that he might be driver Ben …

Early this morning an unnamed Porsche engineer died after losing control of a prototype Porsche 911 on the A5 Autobahn in Germany. Porsche spokesman Dirk Erat told Germany’s Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (or FAZ) that the …

On 20 September 2006, Hammond was seriously injured in a car crash while filming for Top Gear at the former RAF Elvington airfield near York. He was driving a jet-powered car, the Vampire dragster, which …

According to the UK’s Daily Mail, Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson makes an estimated £2,000,000 per year (about $2.9M U.S.D.). According to the financial realities of a disintegrating global economy.
If reports are correct, Clarkson stands to …