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With impressive Chinese electric cars flooding the European market, it’s reassuring to see that the French have somehow built one that’s both good and charming.

The Ford Mustang GTD is the most radical version of the model we have ever seen, and the Blue Oval has somehow taken it even further. The automaker has unveiled the GTD Liquid Carbon that passes on a coat of paint for a completely exposed carbon-fiber body.

To the eagle-eyed, the new Lexus Sports Concept might look familiar. And I don’t mean to those who’ve pored over the many spy photos and renderings of both the upcoming road and racing versions. This new car—which we and others have been calling the LFR—owes a lot to the LC…

For a few years now, the newly revived Meyers Manx has made cool beach buggies with a variety of powertrains—VW flat-four, three-cylinder radial, and all-electric. Now, though, it's building something quite a bit more powerful with UK Porsche shop Tuthill Porsche. Debuting at Monterey Car Week, the LFG is an…

Gordon Murray Automotive produces very few cars. The boutique supercar maker limited production of its T.50 and T.33 supercars to just 100 units each, making them some of the rarest, most sought-after sports cars on the market. But for some, even these cars aren't special enough. So, GMA is introducing…

Gordon Murray Automotive is getting into the business of ultra-low-volume specials. A growing trend in the ultra-exotic space, the S1 LM is the first product, alongside the Le Mans GTR, to emerge from the company's "Special Vehicles" subsidiary, and just about the coolest thing to come from Monterey Car Week.

Ringbrothers is renowned for taking classic muscle cars and turning them up a notch. You might remember their beautiful Buick Grand National from a few years back, or the stunning Mercury Cougar. For Monterey Car Week, Ringbrothers has done it again—but this time, it’s not an American muscle car. This…

When Chevrolet isn’t busy setting records at the Nürburgring with the Corvette ZR1X, its designers are back in the lab, cooking up concepts that imagine the far-off future of America’s favorite sports car.

There's a new Lamborghini in town, and it's called Fenomeno. Based on the flagship Revuelto, it gets the most powerful V-12 ever offered by the brand, along with hybrid assistance and striking looks described as a new "design manifesto." Lamborghini calls it a "few-off," with just 29 units destined for…