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The Lamborghini Revuelto Is Ballistic: Video Review

There’s no such thing as a good Lamborghini supercar. They're militaristic things—no visibility, a bad driving position, an abundance of horsepower, and feral handling. There has not been one Lambo in history that is objectively good–only completely and lovably unhinged.…

The Base Corvette Stingray Is a Revelation: Review

Sometimes the simplest answer is the best. Before anyone even drove the C8 Corvette Stingray, we all assumed the Z51 Performance Package was all but mandatory. For a little over $6,000 you get summer tires, a stiffer suspension tune, a…

On Ice, the 2025 Audi RS E-Tron Is an Exercise in Patience

It’s easy to forget that some things existed. You know, like all-day McDonald’s breakfast, Kanye West (now known as Ye), or even the Audi E-Tron GT. The Porsche Taycan-based Audi EV has always been in its big brother’s shadow, mostly…

Lucid’s Infotainment System Is Reinvention Done Right: Review

Automakers go to great lengths to try and reinvent their infotainment systems. Sometimes it works, other times… not so much. Fledgling brands are especially bullish on the prospect of introducing customers to an entirely new way of interacting with their…

The Kimera EVO37 Is Like an F40 and a Lotus Evora Combined: Video Review

It’s easy to be disillusioned by the widening stream of restomods and recreations that pop up every year. Each is more expensive and exclusive than the last, and nearly all feel out of reach for 99.9 percent of enthusiasts like…

Bridgestone’s New Blizzak Tire Gives Sports Car Drivers One Less Excuse: Review

Sports car owners in colder climates mostly fall into two camps: Those who tuck their prized possessions away in a heated garage for the snowy season, and those who don winter tires to survive and enjoy the low-temp, low-grip months.…

The 2025 Nissan Murano Is a Big Step Up: Review

If you caught a glimpse of this SUV in a crowded parking lot, would you be able to tell it's a Nissan Murano? Hell, would you be able to recognize it as a Nissan at all? For a company so…