2019

Hennessey Performance is celebrating the construction of its 10,000th vehicle, and is kicking off the party with a limited-edition Mustang. The ride is called the 2019 Hennessey Heritage Edition Mustang and it wears a livery inspired by the Ford GT Heritage Edition.

What is there to say about the Honda Civic Type R that hasn’t already been said? It’s lightning quick, only comes with a manual and a clutch pedal, can stow all sorts of stuff inside its oh-so practical Honda hatch, and looks like a high school kid’s rendition of what a tuned Japanese rocket ship should look like in real life.

“Sam, you need to grow up,” said numerous friends and every family members who are still alive. My response is always an ardent, “No.” Look, I don’t want to grown up, I’m a Toys R’ Us kid and while Toys R’ Us is out of business, Hot Wheels is not.

Subaru has announced another sweet and limited-edition version of the WRX that will only be offered in Japan. The new ride is the WRX STI Type RA-R and it is customized for performance and style. Only 500 of the cars will be made, and each will sell for 4,998,240 JPY.

I’m not sure why Subaru and Toyota continue to avoid the one thing that BRZ and 86 fans continue to clamor for – a little more power to make the car faster and more fun to drive.

For as long as it has existed in the Hyundai lineup, the Veloster has been a fun little car to look at. I’ve always loved its low and lean hatchback styling, and its quirky, asymmetrical 3-door layout.

The 2019 Challenger Hellcat Redeye looks impressive, but most normal guys interested in a muscle car that can tear up the drag strip aren’t going to spend that kind of money. So Dodge has come in with a grassroots drag racer Challenger that is a bit more affordable.

Audi has pulled the wraps off the latest versions of its TT Coupe and Roadster for the 2019 model year. We don’t have all of the details yet on the 2-seaters, but we know the will be available with three different gas engines with varying performance – at least in Europe.

Ford GT hopefuls that didn’t make the cut to have the chance to buy the 2017 Ford GT have another opportunity. Ford is opening the application process up again late in 2018 for the next round of cars.

If you have been looking for an SUV that can seat up to eight people, and won’t break the bank, you might want to hop over to your local Honda dealership. Honda has announced pricing for its refreshed 2019 Pilot, and that it’s now on lots ready to buy.

Back in May, we got to hear the turbocharged 4.4L V8 under the hood of the new 8-series coupe growl. If you wanted to know more about the car, BMW has finally gone official with the pricing.

Koenigsegg has built the last two Agera RS cars in a production run that goes all the way back to 2010. They are called the “Agera Final Edition” and will be branded as “Agera FE” rather than “Agera RS”.

Aston fans thinking about a Vantage S might want to hold onto their wallets and wait for the new DBS Superleggera, a sexy new beast from the UK luxury performance automaker. Based on the already quite capable DB11, the Superleggera looks simply spectacular, with its gaping mouth open to drink massive amounts of air into its engine bay, and its wide haunches ready to pounce. 

McLaren has announced a new addition to their fabled Long Tail family with the introduction of the new 600LT.Llike other Long Tails, the 600LT has improved power, reduced weight, better aero, and track-focused dynamics, while being a very limited edition.

It was sad to see the slick Dodge Challenger SRT Demon go out of production after such a short run. The last Demon and Viper were recently auctioned off for a cool $1 million. The good news is that you can buy a very cool new edition of the Challenger, dubbed the SRT Hellcat Redeye for 2019, and while not quite as fast as a Demon, the car is a beast.