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IndyCar’s IR28: The First New Car in 16 Years
The IR28 exists on paper, and if everything holds, it will exist on track by 2028. IndyCar revealed renderings Tuesday of its first entirely new chassis since the DW12 debuted in 2012, a car that has been stretched, modified, and…
A 321-Mile Bugatti Mistral Could Fetch $9.5 Million
Bugatti built 99 Mistrals. One of them, wearing 321 miles on its odometer and still carrying the factory plastic on its scuff plates, is heading…
The 1997 NSX Got Everything We Asked For
In May 1997, Car and Driver published a test of the updated Acura NSX-T that read less like a review and more like a thank-you…
The $35M McLaren F1 GTR That Crashed Twice and Won’t Die
A 1996 McLaren F1 GTR wearing a loud, unmistakable livery from the decade that gave us Tamagotchis and frosted tips is heading to the block…
20,000 Miles, Zero Interventions: One Tesla’s FSD Streak
David Moss hit 20,000 consecutive miles on Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system this week without touching the wheel, the brake, or the cancel button. Not across…
AEV’s $20K Super Duty Package Proves 37s Are Plenty
American Expedition Vehicles just dropped its second Ford Super Duty package, and the pitch is refreshingly honest: not everyone needs 40-inch tires. The FX370, now…
This 3700-Mile Testarossa Was Loved Like a Religion
A 1990 Ferrari Testarossa with 3,700 miles on the odometer just landed on Bring a Trailer. That alone would be enough to get the collector…
This 1915 Engine Ran a Sawmill for 62 Years Straight
A single-cylinder engine with 1,100 cubic inches of displacement, roughly 18 liters, producing just 25 horsepower. That ratio sounds absurd by modern standards. But in…
Senna’s Personal NSX Is Getting Flipped Again
Ayrton Senna’s red 1991 Honda NSX, the one Honda gave him as a personal car in Europe, is heading to auction for the second time…
RTR’s Rise From Drift Crew to Ford Partner Gets a Book
Vaughn Gittin Jr. won his first D1 Grand Prix event in 2005, becoming the first American to do so when drifting was still a fringe…