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Celebrate YouTube's 20th Birthday with These Memorable Car Videos

Even before Top Gear introduced us to the Nürburgring, enthusiasts were already familiar with the road thanks to one of the most thrilling videos ever shot. With test driver Stefan Roser at the wheel, a narrow-bodied yellow Porsche absolutely screams along the narrow tarmac, drifting through corners at maximum commitment. Modern Porsches have plenty of driver aids to help get the power to the … [Read more...]

Elana Scherr: Meals on Wheels Is Only One Way to Use Your Car for Good

From the March/April 2025 issue of Car and Driver."Meals on wheels!" Mark Luevano sang into the screen door of a cute bungalow in Culver City, California. "Oh hi, Mark," an elderly woman said as she gently nudged an equally elderly poodle out of the way to make room for us to set down a fragrant bag of fresh dill and greens on her foyer table. "How are your kids?"The kids were well, and after … [Read more...]

1970 Land Rover Series II on Bring a Trailer Is Authentically Old-School

Why buy an SUV inspired by classic Land Rovers when you can have the real deal?A Land Rover Series II offers a stripped-down, old-school 4x4 experience, yet with overdrive it can also be driven on the highway.There are a few modern touches including a Marshall speaker and even cupholders. There's no real way to prove it as a fact, but it is said that for many people in less-developed countries, … [Read more...]

2025 Cupra Terramar Driven: Spanish SUV Has Major Style, Middling Performance

It's appropriate that Cupra christened its small SUV the Terramar, because we traveled over both terra and mar—that's "land" and "sea" for you non-Spanish speakers—to drive the brand's newest entry. We flew down to Florida to sample the solely gas-powered Terramar VZ in Miami; and we crossed the Atlantic to get behind the wheel of the gas-electric Terramar VZ plug-in hybrid (PHEV), in Wolfsburg, … [Read more...]

All About Cupra, a Spanish VW Brand That's Determined to Come to the U.S.

From the May/June 2025 issue of Car and Driver.Of the eight automotive brands under the Volkswagen Group umbrella, only Cupra has managed continuous global sales growth over the past six years. Once a performance subbrand of Spanish automaker Seat (pronounced SAY-aht), Cupra became its own marque for 2018 with the arrival of the Ateca, a performance-oriented sibling of the Seat Ateca compact SUV. … [Read more...]

2026 McLaren W1 Plays In the Snow in Arctic Circle Testing

McLaren brought its 1258-hp W1 hypercar to the Arctic Circle for a round of cold-weather testing.According to McLaren, the trip up north was focused on dialing in the chassis, traction control, torque vectoring, and electronic stability control. The extreme cold was also supposed to stress-test the gearbox and hybrid battery, but we're pretty sure the engineers just knew it would be a fun time. … [Read more...]

Our Long-Term 1998 Honda Accord Coupe EX Did It All

From the May 1999 issue of Car and Driver.The Honda Accord is one of those rare cars that are favored by main­stream buyers and automobile aficionados alike. This past January, the Accord made our 10Best list for the 13th time, and since its introduction in 1977, it has won countless Car and Driver comparison tests. Meanwhile, it has been one of the three bestselling cars in the U.S. every year … [Read more...]

1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 on Bring a Trailer Is One Super Stang

The Boss 429 Mustang is all V-8 and no apologies.Only 850 fastbacks were made for the 1969 model year.This example looks to be in fantastic shape and boasts a great color combination.If the first fuel crisis of the 1970s was a meteor heading toward Earth, then the tail end of the 1960s was the period when the dinosaurs were still stomping around like they owned the place. Cars powered by V-8s with … [Read more...]

2025 Toyota Corolla vs. 2025 Toyota Camry: How They Compare

Bigger isn't necessarily better. But for shoppers eyeing a compact car, it's often tempting to move up to a roomier mid-size model for a little more coin. There are times when this makes perfect sense, especially for those who regularly carry more than one passenger and prioritize rear-seat space. Here, we'll look at how the math works out for the compact Toyota Corolla and its larger Camry … [Read more...]

2025 Volkswagen Golf GTI Is Still Great Without the Stick

A Volkswagen Golf GTI without an available manual transmission is like Queen without Freddie Mercury. Sure, "Bohemian Rhapsody" still gets everyone to sing along, but the magic inherent in Fred's iconic vocals makes for one tough act to top. Stripped of its stick shift for the first time in the OG hot hatch's 50-year history, the GTI does give up a bit of driver involvement. But does that nullify … [Read more...]

Porsche Hints That a Road-Legal 963 Hypercar Is on the Way

Porsche hinted that it will build a road-legal version of its 963 Hypercar that it races in WEC and IMSA.The teaser came as Porsche reminded fans of a unique 917 race car that one very well-connected owner registered for the roads in 1975. The new model would almost certainly be a one-off, with Porsche hinting that it will be revealed in June. Almost exactly 50 years ago, on April 28, 1975, … [Read more...]

NHTSA Relaxes Rules for Autonomous Vehicles and Crash Reporting

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on Thursday that it will change its rules to make it easier for companies to deploy autonomous vehicles on public roads. The Automated Vehicle Exemption Program, previously restricted to imported AVs, is now open to domestically built AVs, such as Tesla's upcoming Cybercab.NHTSA also said it was removing "unnecessary and duplicative … [Read more...]

Tangled Up in Blue: Audi RS7 vs. BMW M5 vs. Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing

From the May/June issue of Car and Driver.In 1966, at the trade hall in Manchester, England, Bob Dylan played a two-set show. He started with his older folk tunes, on which he'd first risen to fame, and the reception was warm. Set two, however, was Dylan's new stuff, richly layered electric compositions—and the heckling began. At one point, a voice from the crowd cried out, "Judas!" Unfazed, … [Read more...]