While the Corvette’s 61-year history has included some spectacular cars, aspirations for the 2014 model are the highest yet. The Stingray badge evokes the beloved second generation.
The new Corvette Stingray’s ambitions are loftier than the previous Corvette, a point underscored by the return of the Stingray name. If Porsche made this car, it would cost $125,000. But this is a Chevy with a starting price of $51,995.
After a three-year absence, the Viper has returned. And all you need to know about it is that the car prioritizes speed and the ability to set the lowest lap times on any given track.
Three international salons — in Los Angeles, Tokyo and Guangzhou, China — are about to open more or less on top of one another. The potential complications for automakers, as they allocate manpower and new models over several time zones, is staggering.
An auction on Thursday is being billed as the first high-end car auction in New York City in more than a decade and aims to raise the aesthetic regard for automotive design.
Ford took another step toward revitalizing its moribund Lincoln brand when it unveiled a production version of its new small crossover utility, the MKC.
More than 14,000 2013 Malibus and 43,000 2014 Malibus will be recalled for malfunctions affecting power seats and windshield defrosters.
Traffic deaths were up in 2012 over 2011, but the federal safety agency says they are still at historic lows.
Exterior lighting problems have prompted VW to recall a number of Tiguans in the United States as part of the worldwide action.
Volkswagen will unveil its all-electric e-Golf at the Los Angeles Auto Show, and G.M. moves its international headquarters from Shanghai to Singapore.
Andy Warhol’s “Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster),” which was the night’s biggest seller.
The Warhol, “Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster),” is one of only four double-paneled car crash paintings that Warhol created in 1963 and the last of its size left in private hands.
Bernie Ecclestone, accused of fraud in the 2006 sale of Formula One’s commercial rights, is at the center of a London case that has overshadowed the sport’s 19-race championship.
High-voltage, superfast public devices for recharging electric cars are appearing more frequently, though some are more expensive for drivers than home chargers, or even gasoline.
Automakers typically wait a few years to update a vehicle’s underpinnings, but Kia made major – albeit hard to see – changes to the Sorento for 2014. Here’s a video review.
New York City auctioned off 200 new medallions, permits to operate a yellow cab, for more than $200 million.
Unlike its brutish, twitchy predecessor, the polished seventh-generation Corvette Stingray is a world-class sports car that requires no compromises.
Unlike the latest Corvette, the 2013 SRT Viper has no need for refinements like an automatic transmission or decent gas mileage. It puts speed above all other considerations.
A look at a few of the prized lots from the coming New York sale of high-end cars by Sotheby’s and RM Auctions.
Highlights from the 71st edition of the International Motorcycle Exhibition in Milan, which included more than 1,000 manufacturers of machines, riding gear and accessories.
Jaguar’s F-Type roadster is a snarling, clawing animal. It may have its flaws, but the supercharged 495-horsepower V8 engine isn’t one of them.
Alan Spiegel of Scarsdale, N.Y., knows the reputation of G.M.’s woeful front-wheel-drive compacts of the early 1980s. But he can’t help but love his Chevy Citation X-11.
