The Tesla Model S aced the NHTSA's battery of crash tests, but the government agency is taking issue with the carmaker's claim that it scored higher than 5.
The Ferrari 458 Speciale is a hardcore version of the 458 Italia; already a great super car in its own right. The new version is both lighter and faster. It also clocked a 1:23.5 second lap around Ferrari’s Fiorano test track.
The Audi S3 Sportback is the first production car with an onboard 4G LTE module. However, American buyers will have to wait until next year for in-car 4G.
The BMW M4 Coupe Concept previews the replacement for the M3 Coupe. The production version is set to wow audiences at the Detroit auto show in January.
A connected car "proof-of-concept" from Cisco and Continental can switch between 3G, 4G, and other wireless networks for optimal Internet speed on the go.
V2V, or vehicle-to-vehicle communication, is still in the testing phase, but the NTSB wants to fast track its use in all new vehicles. Is that a good idea?
You’ve chosen a powerful V8 engine, or perhaps an economical hybrid, but there is still an important question: What should that engine be attached too?
All of the amazing technology in cars today had to come from somewhere, and it usually trickled down from supercars. Here are five that set the bar high.
Waterfest, the annual Audi and Volkswagen car show at Raceway Park in Englishtown, NJ, was full of great German-engineered driving machines. Check out these photos.
The Mazda 6's basic four-cylinder engines provide adequate power for a midsize sedan and gives those same buyers a little extra without going overboard.
