Toyota Adds New GR Heritage Parts For Supra, AE86, and Land Cruiser

Mercedes confirmed Thursday it has sold one of its 1955 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupés from its own collection for €135 million (roughly $142 million), shattering the record for most expensive car ever sold. The announcement confirms a report first published by Hagerty earlier in the month. The company...

Here's what a white towel or paper bag symbolizes when found planted or wrapped around a broken-down or abandoned car.

If you find money on your windshield, your car may be a target for thieves. Click here to see how to respond to this situation!

Think about cars. Dream about cars. Read about cars. Talk about cars. Now, listen to talk about cars. Our friend and geosynchronous orbiting colleague Eddie Alterman, former Editor-in-Chief of Car and Driver and now Chief Brand Officer for Hearst Autos, has established a new podcast with Pushkin Industries called Car Show! Yes, the exclamation point is in the title. Because exclamation points add “up to” six percent additional entertainment to any podcast.

This content is imported from Facebook. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Motorcycle racer Michael Dunlop was lucky to ride away from a high-speed tire failure that sent rubber flying into the crowd during a race in Northern Ireland, amateur video shows.

They call it “The Streets of Willow Springs.” It’s a 1.3-miles asphalt snake; a miniature, 10-turn, simulated street course in the Mojave Desert, tucked into the foothills behind the main road course that is Willow Springs International Raceway. The Streets has a variety of tight corners, unsettling kinks, off-camber turns and esses, with just enough straight time in between each to allow a driver to throttle in a little extra excitement.

What does night racing look like in your dreams? For us, it’s a vision of some wedgelike rally missile spraying gravel behind it, an armada of flood lights pointing ahead. For the “Night Issue” of Road & Track, we brought that vision to life. By the generosity...

Peugeot's wingless wonder, the 9x8, is finally race-ready. The Peugeot Sport team announced Friday that the 9x8 will make its race debut in July at the World Endurance Championship's Monza 6-hour event, and presented the version of the 9x8 to be homologated to media at the Portimao circuit in Portugal. It looks incredible.

Based on the already quick S 1000 RR, BMW Motorrad launched its first M-badged superbike, the BMW M 1000 RR in 2020. Now, as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of BMW M, the M 1000 RR gains an optional 50 Years ///M Package. This will be available in America in the third quarter of 2022, only to be joined later by the punchy M4 CSL at the four-wheeled end of the spectrum.

As you might have heard, there's a new Z-car on the horizon. Simply named the Nissan Z, it looks to carry the torch of much beloved previous Z-cars. It's priced starting at just over $41,000. The announcement officially put the Toyota Supra on alert—and for good reason: The new Z doesn't play around.

While most enthusiasts spend their cash eking out extra performance, those who spend a ton of time at the track often invest in additional safety equipment for their cars. One of the upgrades a track rat might consider is a roll cage, so Road & Track sat down with an industry pro to better understand the risks involved in caging a car, especially one that finds its way onto the street.

CSL is BMW's single most valuable badge. It harkens back to the ultimate evolution of the E9 grand tourer that won in 1975. Most M cars get a Competition model and many get a CS, but the CSL badge has not been used since the E46-generation M3. When BMW brought it back for the ultimate evolution of the current M4, it meant serious business. As the car's official Nürburgring lap shows, it is a seriously fast thing.

Anyone who's spent time on the track has thought about it. You're driving what amounts to a giant fuel pump, feeding absurd quantities of highly flammable liquid to an ignition source that's surrounded by other hot metal and electricity. Everything is pushed to its limit. So what, then, do you do when something breaks and a fire starts?

Truck-bed tents have quickly become one of the most popular outdoor accessories for pickup owners. If you've been thinking about getting a tent for the bed of your pickup truck, right now you can nab the bestselling truck-bed tent on Amazon at massive savings. Normally around $180, right now you can pick up the Rightline Gear Truck Tent, in either short (five-foot) or standard (6.5-foot) sizes, for just $108. What a steal!

The word luxury has lost meaning. What makes a car luxurious? Is it the badge? The size of the wheels? The thickness of the glass? How many square feet of leather are found in the cabin? Turns out it’s none of these things. A weekend in a Rolls-Royce Ghost reveals that true luxury lies in the details.

Airbag calibration testing is no joke. Aside from crash-testing, it's the most brutal line of tests a car needs to be put through before entering production. Seeing normal cars go through it is tough enough, but watching the Gordon Murray T.50 suffer through these tests? It's borderline torture. The company...

Getting the chance to take on the Nürburgring is a dream for many motorsports enthusiasts. But you don’t need to be on the edge of your talents for something to go bad quickly there, as a motorcyclist named Travis can attest. In the clip provided by Travis, we...

Make a good movie, and you may as well turn it into a trilogy if the studio folks agree, since that’s usually good for business. Rolls-Royce certainly put a lot of effort into creating the Boat Tail series, a special trio more coachbuilt than other luxury cars out there. Of course, saying that this second one is mostly brown doesn't do its exterior justice. Instead, here’s how the Goodwood team describes what’s going on with the shades: