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I take my weekends seriously. So, I make an effort to take a day to get away from the busy metro and find a place that offers space and clean air to breathe.

If there’s a supercar out there with a needlessly complicated name, then this one is it: the 2022 Audi R8 Performance Spyder RWD. It is shown here ...

Not all driving assists are designed for safety. As it turns out, some have been painstakingly engineered for the express purpose of making your driving experience a much more engaging and rewarding one. And no, we're not talking about turning off the AC to give your car a bump in power. Automakers the world over have spent untold amounts of...

The 2023 BMW iX M60 adds power to the German brand's all-electric crossover, but it lacks some of the intangibles of other M products and sacrifices range too.

The 2023 BMW iX M60 is all things at once: an i, an X, and an M. Its sportier than the standard iX but not as hardcore as a full-blown M.

Scheduled to start production this month, the 2023 Stingray will be joined by a high-performance derivative with a trick engine. The Z06 is rocking a fla...

Cadillac Reveals The 685HP 2023 Escalade-V, The Industrys Most Powerful Full Sized SUV

The 2022 Porsche Taycan Turbo Cross Turismo isn’t scared to get its wheels dirty

Traction and launch control systems have gotten incredibly good. McLaren's is so good that you can basicall...

Previewed a whopping seven years ago, the