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For Top Gear magazine’s 300th issue, we celebrated the best 50 cars over 299 issues: here’s our pick of the best sports cars Surprise! The sports car is still here. No, really. Now the crossover has established itself as the
There’s thinking outside of the box, and then there’s letting Linkin Park help decide what your next generation of electric cars will sound like, and that’s precisely what Mercedes-AMG is doing. As electric cars become more familiar and the lack
Crossovers and SUVs are all over the place today, and they’re driving current car sales through the roof. With companies like Bentley, Alfa Romeo and Lamborghini joining the SUV bandwagon, there’s little sacred territory left. Well, someone asked himself how iconic sports cars
Was the Porsche Targa 4S my favorite car of the year? Maybe — but there was a lot of competition in 2017. (Porsche Cars North America) ay what you will about the French Art Deco cars of the 1930s or
These ideas are more interesting than concept cars from real automakers. Starting in 2040, the UK is set to ban all gas and diesel vehicles in an attempt to lower nitrogen oxide levels in the air. This will drastically change the automotive
Mercedes-AMG Upcoming regulations mean that whisper-quiet EVs must make artificial noises to warn pedestrians, and automakers like Nissan are turning that into a weird marketing opportunity. AMG is taking it to another level, though, announcing that Linkin Park will be one of its
Need for Speed Payback gets its first big planned content update on Tuesday, Dec. 19. The update introduces a new event series, new cars for it, and other features. Update: An earlier version of this conflated the free update content with the content
Next week, Need for Speed Payback will get a range of new content for players including cars that weren’t previously available, additional parts for some vehicles, and a new game mode. If you’re like us, the car availability is one of the big draws,
Workers at a drilling site in the Czech Republic.CreditGordon Welters for The New York Times On the slope of a thickly forested Czech mountain, three men in hard hats and mud-spattered fluorescent vests dig for the metal that could power