Mark Vaughn

The technology driving EVs is still in its adolescence—things will get better.

The 12th running of the all-are-welcome show made everyone happy.

From Abarth to Zimmer—yes, Zimmer.

Porsche Santa Clarita knows the ’80s, and this car will bring you right back to them.

The only thing missing here is Don Johnson in a pastel suit…

The strongest field ever assembled made picking a winner even more difficult than usual.

Lotus considered entering the popular and lucrative racing series 53 years ago.

The pushrod V8-powered car could do well in GT3, Lotus says.

Top speed is 25 mph, electric sticker price is $49,000 (!!!)

In case you needed more evidence the end of the world is nigh, RM Sotheby’s just sold this 500 Mondial for more cash than you can shake an auction hammer at.

The little company in Pfaffenhausen keeps making cool supercars.

A big glitch during our test fly limited performance, but it could work.

Eight Great Best of Show winners vied for the prize this year, but only one got it.

Silicon Valley firm Mitra Chem could find a way to make batteries cheaper and cleaner.

Families need roominess and practicality, and a hybrid gives them fuel efficiency, too.

This rig is loaded with aftermarket goodies for exploration in comfort.

The last of the GMA supercars is the last one still available.

Everything else has been spoken for: the T.50, T.50s, and the T.33.

The $2.1 million re-creation is handbuilt in Europe to original specifications.

The car is a ‘recreation’ of the one that won its class at Le Mans in 1965.

You’ll be able to keep your fridge, a/c, and internet going—until the battery runs out.

Zero to 60 mph in 1.89 seconds, quarter-mile in 8.95 seconds at 158 mph, top speed of 205 mph, still seats 5 in luxury.

Radford Racing School, adjacent to drag strip, pledges to keep all tracks open, but highway expansion looms.

It’s just a concept, so don’t start freaking out right away.

Monster on wheels shows the desperate need of all carmakers to get an SUV.

Summer reading: From Mario to motorcycles, you'll enjoy all these!

Only 20 more hp, and minor improvements to chassis, suspension, tires, and brakes, leave us wanting more Z.

NISMO changes to the inside are subtle and costmetic, see if you can spot them.

Better aerodynamics all around should mean better performance.

China, Taiwan, Australia, Great Britain, India, the USA, and of course Italy host Giros Lamborghini.

A new exhibit opening at the Petersen Museum begs the Corvette question.

He oversaw the peak of a revived Chrysler and Jeep and engineered the Dodge Viper.