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Gunther Werks’ 840-HP Iron Man 911 Is Gloriously Absurd
An 840-horsepower, 2,600-pound, twin-turbocharged Porsche 911 Speedster dressed head to toe in Iron Man cosplay just rolled out of Gunther Werks’ shop. They’re calling it Project Endgame, and it is exactly as unsubtle as that sounds. The car is built…
Car and Driver Resurfaces Its Wild Y2K Tuner Shootout
Six sport-compact tuner cars walked into a Car and Driver comparison test in the year 2000. Four walked out. The magazine has just resurfaced the…
When Tuner Cars Ruled the Glorious Mess of Y2K
Four showed up to the finish line. That’s the number that matters from Car and Driver’s ambitious March 2000 tuner car test, a three-day desert…
A Miata in Aston Martin Skin Is Fooling Nobody
A 2007 Mazda Miata draped in hand-formed bodywork meant to evoke classic Aston Martins is looking for a new owner on Bring A Trailer. Beneath…
Acura Ditches Prototypes to Chase Glory at Indy
Marcus Armstrong’s No. 66 Honda-powered IndyCar will carry Acura branding when it rolls onto the grid at the 110th Indianapolis 500 next month. It will…
Pininfarina’s Reborn NSX Gets Wider and a Six-Speed
The wheelbase is stretched. The track is wider. The rear overhang is chopped. And a naturally aspirated V-6 sits behind the cabin, mated to a…
Nobody Pinned a BMW 440i Poster to Their Wall
Ford called it Mustang. Dodge answered with Charger — an old cavalry term for a warhorse built to smash through enemy lines. That kind of…
Porsche Built Three Secret 911s for Toy Story 5
Three one-off Porsche 911s are hiding under covers somewhere in Zuffenhausen right now, each one hand-built to channel a cartoon cowboy, a space ranger, and…
One Point, Three Rounds, and a Whole Lot of Rain
Hunter Lawrence won the first race in Cleveland on Saturday night and looked untouchable. By the time the checkered flag dropped on the third, he…
Audi Can’t Rebuild Its Old Race Cars Fast Enough
An Audi R18 e-tron quattro from 2013 and three Class 1 DTM cars have already changed hands in less than a year, and Ingolstadt says…