Goodbye gears. Three speed on the tree is long dead, and even conventional modern transmissions are disappearing.. Many new ...

Overall, the Model J could reach a top speed of 116 MPH, becoming the fastest production car of the 1920s and capturing the racing spirit that made Duesenberg so popular. Duesenberg's domination ...

There’s never been a better time for car enthusiasts that have a need for speed. Even the most basic, mass-market family vehicles deliver acceleration that was almost unimaginable just 20 or 30 ...

The second-fastest car in the world is the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+. Intrepid British driver Andy Wallace famously reached 304mph behind the wheel of this limited-edition model in August ...

This is an impressive leap forward in top speed for the electric automaker, and proves that China really isn't messing around ...

The Tesla Model S Plaid's 0-60 MPH time of 1.99 seconds is a standout feature, making it one of the fastest cars available today. Established brands like Porsche are also stepping up, with the ...

the Tesla Model S Plaid is a rocket ship on wheels. Its carbon fiber body, sports seats, and incredible range help make it the best value on this list. It’s not a list of the fastest cars ...

While the GR86 might not be the fastest Toyota model considered as a sports car, if this list only considered cars released in 2020 and beyond, the GR86 could still easily get a spot on the top five.

Typically, when we think of the fastest cars in the world, iconic names like the McLaren F1 and the Porsche 911 come to mind. Both nameplates rightfully earned their places in automotive history ...