A new company has stepped onto the market tuning and customizing high-end exotic cars from McLaren. SWAE has created a new car known as the SWAE McLaren 720S Widebody. The big claim to fame is the 3D-printed twill carbon fiber body kit that widens the car.

Ram has announced the fifth and final installation in its military-themed Built to Serve limited-edition pickup line. The program has been running for a while now and was intended to build trucks to honor all five branches of the US Armed Forces.

Back in 1988, Jeep rolled out the Wrangler Islander edition, celebrating the sun-loving nature of the droptop SUV. The Islander is back for 2021, marking the first time in 11 years it’s been offered. Along with the Wrangler Islander comes the Jeep Renegade Islander, a first for that model.

Anyone who wants a C8 Corvette and didn’t manage to grab a 2020 model is in for a price bump in 2021. Chevrolet has confirmed a rumor floating around that the MSRP of the 2021 C8 Corvette is increasing.

When it comes to performance cars in the Porsche 911 hierarchy, the 911 GT3 is one of the best of the lot. The car is aimed at those who enjoy time at the track, but still want to drive on the streets.

I don’t spend a whole lot of time in entry-level cars, but it’s nice to see that there are some nice options out there for people without deep pockets or who are just starting in a career.

When it comes to building cool custom cars, Ringbrothers have had their hands on more than their fair share. Their latest product is something very different in the form of a completely resto-modded 1968 Mercury Cougar.

Anyone out there who’s been holding out hope of buying a 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 now knows how much that hope will cost them. As you might expect, the highly anticipated 470 horsepower 392 cubic-inch V8-powered Rubicon is the most expensive Wrangler offered.

For a long time, Ford has offered a trim level in its trucks and full-size SUVs called King Ranch. The trim is known for its western styling and an opulent interior that smells like a leather store.

Formula One legend Niki Lauda passed away in 2019. Now, a new hypercar has debuted that carries the famed racer’s name. The car is the Gordon Murray T.50S Niki Lauda. Beyond the tribute, there’s another reason the car carries the Lauda name.

From 2008 to 2014, Lexus made a V8-powered variant of its smallest sedan, known then as the IS F. With the redesign of the IS, the V8 went away, and you could only get an IS with a turbo 4 or a V6.

Last week, I mentioned that Tesla had slashed the price of its standard range Model Y electric vehicle along with that of the standard range Model 3. Barely a week later, Tesla has now eliminated the standard range Model Y from its website and is no longer taking orders on the vehicle.

Perhaps there has not been a better name for a rugged, strong, off-road package ever than “Tremor.”  The brand is part of Ford’s new brainchild to create an off-road package to rival Toyota’s TRD. Ford is adding Tremor packages to the F-150 and already has it on the Super Duty line.

Tesla and other electric vehicle makers want the average consumer to hop on the EV bandwagon. The more EVs that automakers can sell, the cheaper it is to manufacture the batteries that are critical to all versions, and the closer they get to fulfilling government mandates on reducing carbon emissions.

Toyota has announced a new lift kit aimed specifically at Tacoma 4×4 owners. The Tacoma TRD Lift Kit is the only lift on the market that’s been validated by TRD engineers to work with the Toyota Safety Sense system.