MANUEL CARRILLO III

A day at BMW’s Performance Center West teaches motoring skills with endless benefits.

After skipping a model year, this midsize luxury crossover is also back with improved tech and a new transmission.

Finishing up the first stage of testing, Hennessey expects the hypercar to exceed 311 mph when all 1,817 horses are made available.

Although the Petersen Automotive Museum’s recent trip to the drag strip had some road blocks, a couple of classics took to the line.

Leaping across Nevada’s varied landscapes, the 702 hp model left us feeling pampered and pumped.

The new online-only platform launches with six examples, including two rare race cars from the 1980s.

AddArmor gives the crossover ballistic protection without turning it into a tank.

Limited to 40 examples, the track-only hypercar comes with more than 830 hp and exclusive arrive-and-drive opportunities.

Based off the French marque’s Type 35 racer, and with a top speed as high as 42 mph, the electric Baby II will be limited to 500 examples.

Developed for longer runs and packing as much as 203 hp, the latest model variant will be limited to 300 examples.