The Latest Breaking News from Road Track

One of the sickest EVs ever is a ridiculous used-car bargain. They're almost $100,000 cheaper than new models.

High-end automakers have found tremendous success offering personalization programs that allow customers to create bespoke cars. Lamborghini has Ad Personam, Ferrari has Tailor Made, and now Chevrolet wants to get in on the action with the Corvette ZR1.  

Next year, Acura will retire the TLX sedan after a decade in the US, including the sporty Type S variant—a charming performance model, if somewhat underrated. In 2022, the brand also ended production of the NSX sports car following its brief revival. That leaves just one “car” in Acura’s current…

A Porsche being expensive is not news. These cars always have been, and always will be. But, recently, the automaker implemented price increases across its entire lineup, citing "market conditions." Initially brought to our attention by Road Track, Porsche has since confirmed these price increases.

Update: When news broke about new Corvettes being stolen from the factory, a picture of a ZR1 surfaced on social media in the lot where some of the cars were recovered. Everyone assumed—us included—that it was among those stolen but that's not the case. No ZR1s were nabbed from the…

I am a gas car fan, but not in the normal way. Most self-described combustion aficionados mean they've owned a few fun cars, maybe wrenched on one or two and usually kept up with whatever's on the cover of the magazines. But I went a little further into that world.…

Making money in the supercar market inevitably leads to an SUV. Just don’t call it that, though.

The design team had the gravel-throwing Lancia Delta Integrale and Audi Quattro coupe from the 1980s on the image board.

That means the aging I-Pace EV will also get the axe, not just the combustion cars. It's a bold move, but will it work?