Larry Gross | 2005 Ford GT

In 1966, the Ford GT-40 became known as the “Ferrari Killer” after stunning upsets in the ‘66 24 Hrs of LeMans - it took the first three positions in a race that the Europeans proudly felt that Americans could never compete in. The modern-day supercar Ford GT was built in limited numbers for the 2005 and 2006 model year only. An American legend and one of the most agressive and smoothest looking muscle cars ever, it is an iconic domestic supercar.

Toyota Celebrates Landmark

60 years of leading luxury cruising

Benjamin Roussey

The 2012 MMMM5

Auto View | How BMW continues to school everyone. When it comes to ultimate driving machines, this Beemer goes beyond the tag line.

By Thomas Matthews

David Damore | 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray ‘Split Window’

Q&A with the Collector

Evoque Envy

We test drive the baby Range Rover with a very grown-up pedigree. How does it stack up in a market full of mini-utes? We are green with envy