The End of the Continental & The Trouble with Cars
Not even Matthew McConaughey could say “Alright, alright, alright” about its numbers
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
Judge Rejects GM’s Attempt to Revive FCA Lawsuit
It’s back to appellate court as GM tries to establish damages
Maserati Revs Up Ferrari-Powered Performance Models
Internally developed V-6 waiting in the wings
World's Most Expensive Car May Get a Lot More Affordable (Relatively Speaking)
Trademark decision paves the way for replicas of iconic Ferrari
2003 Ferrari Enzo Nets Online Auction Record of $2.6 Million
Extravagant impulse buying with the click of a mouse
Coronavirus Auto Industry Roundup: May 25
Production snags, sales trends roil the auto industry
Carmakers Tiptoe Back into Production in Europe
The trickle will continue into early May.
Doug DeMuro Talks About His Car Reviews
When you have literally millions of subscribers on your YouTube channel, you must be doing something right
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
Coronavirus Industry Roundup: April 3
Carmakers extend plant shutdowns, eye mid-April restarts
Italy’s Auto Industry Scrambles Over Nationwide Virus Lockdown
The world’s first nationwide quarantine tests carmakers
World’s Top Auto Brands Defend Their Rankings
Brands are forever jockeying for superiority over their rivals.
Competition v Collaboration in the Auto Industry
Ford v Ferrari brings up questions of competition in the auto industry in this new emerging age of global awareness.
Five Red Cars for Christmas
Things you probably wished you got for Christmas, not under your tree, but in the driveway. . .
Will Mahle’s F1 Engine Tech Make It To Mass Production?
Jet-ignition system promises 10%-25% improved fuel efficiency and even greater emissions benefits.
Steve Plumb
Senior Editor, AutoBeat Daily , AutoBeat
Fast Christmas
Why not get a limited-edition Mustang Shelby GT350 for that special someone on your list?
Putting Material in Its Place
Shedding weight to make cars more efficient is complicated by the economic advantages of using as many of the same components as possible in multiple models, says Altair Engineering’s Richard Yen.
A Deep-Dive Into the Rotary Engine
Yes, the rotary engine may be a thing of the past for auto, but this inventor thinks he has a way that will make it more appealing
Ford and Electric Vehicles—And, Yes, the Mustang Mach-E
Yes, the Mustang Mach-E. But there is a rich history here.
New Ferrari GT Coupe Takes Shape
Ferrari SpA took the wraps off its all-new Roma 2+2 coupe this week in Italy.
Carmakers Back Trump on California Emissions Stance
Major carmakers—including Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, General Motors, Hyundai/Kia, Nissan and Toyota—are backing the Trump administration’s position that California is barred by federal law from setting its own fuel economy standards and zero-emission vehicle sales quotas.
Cars Without Coffee: Bob Boniface’s Italian Beauties
Third in our series of what auto people have in their garages. Here’s what Bob Boniface has inside
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
Porsche versus Ferrari in 1970 Retold
Drive, driver, driven
Lightening Up Through Topology Optimization
Products can be lighter and better through the application of topology optimization. However, they might look somewhat different. . .
Ferrari Flexes SUV Customization
Ferrari SpA’s upcoming SUV/crossover vehicle will be built on a flexible platform that that offers unique and customizable features, says Chief Technical Officer Michael Leiters.
New Porsche 911 Is Tops in Model Profitability
Porsche AG’s redesigned 911 sports car contributes 29% of the company's profits, the industry's highest margin for any new model launched in 2019.
Ferrari Adds Convertible Version of 812 Speedster
Ferrari SpA says its new 812 GTS is the most powerful production convertible in the world.
CNH Industrial to Split in Two
Industrial vehicle producer CNH Industrial NV plans to split in two next year in a bid to hike value.
