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TikTokers are showing off their new vehicles after replacing their Teslas as boycotts against the company's billionaire CEO Elon Musk continue.

It was Lamborghini’s year in British GT last season as its customer squad Barwell Motorsport produced one of the most dominant campaigns in recent memory.

If you were debating dropping some cash on a new Porsche 911, we have some bad news: it's going to cost a bit more. The company's 2026 configurator is already up, and the least-expensive 911 now starts at $129,950. For the record, that's a jump of $7,855.

When Porsche launched the Taycan around the turn of the decade, it got rave reviews for its performance but didn’t really earn a reputation for efficiency. At least initially, road-tripping wasn’t its forte. But Porsche kept improving the Taycan over the years, with bigger batteries and a more efficient powertrain.

Porsche's in-car infotainment is getting a big upgrade, with Dolby Atmos in its Bose and Burmester systems.

Trump will levy duties of 25 percent on all imports of fully assembled vehicles from April 3

Drag racing might seem simple, but there's a lot more skill involved than meets the eye. That's doubly true if the surface is slippery and the car in question has a lot of power. The driver of a Porsche 911 Turbo found that out the hard way after losing control…

Chancellor says UK not planning retaliatory tariffs on US ‘at the moment’ while PM calls move ‘very concerning’

The latest iSeeCars study is the best excuse to buy a fun car over something sensible. It looked at five-year depreciation rates and found that sports cars hold their value, accounting for five out of the top 10 vehicles with the lowest depreciation rates.