Category: Autoblog

European automakers like BMW are readying to roll out a full lineup of battery-powered vehicles. Is America falling behind?

Because the newest Aston Martin is too interesting to just write about once.

It looks like a Subaru. But it also looks kind of … fast.

Mazda heads upscale with a design of pure simplicity and love.

From the Leaf to a minivan, Nismo’ing is superficial, but a return to performance may be coming.

A V8-powered DB11 does not feel in any way inadequate. But it does not quite fulfill the Aston mission of feeling far more than adequate.

A cabinet of curiosities was a room, often in a wealthy person’s manor or castle, dedicated to the preservation and display of a varied collection of objet. They were often freaky, and a wee bit janky. Much of the same could be said for the Brooklands Museum. And this is exactly why you must visit.

It’s fitting that the last time we drove a Bentley, it was on a runway. This new car is high fashion at its best.

Moronic behavior is a hallmark among our auto journo peers, perhaps requisite. But even measuring by that low bar, this particular adventure achieves a lofty position in the imbecile pantheon.

No electrification, no autonomous driving. Is Porsche running out of ideas for the 911? We dare not ask about a rear-engined banana boat.