There's a reason some first-gen cars with new tech aren't worth much after a period of time.

For some cars, the term 'expensive' just doesn't cut it. That's the case with these spectacularly spendy rides.

People are keeping cars longer and these 3 will withstand the test of time.

These five classic American luxury cars have left an indelible mark on the automotive industry.

This muscle car was produced for a single year and was available in any color—as long as you chose yellow.

Hyundai made one of the most approachable and underrated sporty cars.

Sorry, the Ford Mustang GTD is sold out for two years. But you can still enjoy the GTD as it tackles European races this summer.

Here's they the new Honda Accord works so well for families.

Some cars have slick tires to multiply grip and dissipate heat.

The new, twin-turbocharged V8 Aston Martin Vantage is a drift machine with its RWD layout and 656-horsepower heart.

GT cars marry practicality and style. Better yet, some posh examples are viable alternatives to the muscle-bound Ford Mustang.

Enthusiasts show support for a buddy flagged by authorities.

When it comes to wallet-friendly sedans, the Mitsubishi Mirage G4 isn't quite in the same league as the Nissan Versa.

A “money shift” caused catastrophic engine damage that the automaker is refusing to pay for.

Some used Ford Mustang models have issues.

This electric sports sedan won't be the nimble EV Alfa promised. But maybe it's what the world needs right now.

If you buy this incredibly popular German car in the U.S., you'll actually get one made south of the border.

The 50s and 60s were full of fun features. We're naming a few here.

The Nissan GT-R is a solid but overpriced car.

Many automakers once made luxury sedans right in Detroit; there's only 1 left in the entire country.