Mustang Mach 1: A Deep Dive
Everything you want to know about the latest pony in the Ford Performance stable
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
Micromobility Meets Motorsports
Electric scooter race series will hit the streets next year
Dodge Goes All-Out for Muscle
Bye-bye minivans as big power takes over in 2021
Formula One Drops Three More Races
8 races finalized, plans for 7 more by year-end
Real Car Racing Could Return Soon
NASCAR could begin live racing again by mid-May. But spectators will have to stay at home for the initial events.
Something Fun (and Fast) from Ford
If you think EVs are a drag, check out the Mustang Cobra Jet
Chris Theodore and the Amazing Cars He Helped Create
On this edition of “Autoline After Hours” we have a man who is literally a living legend in the industry
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
The Girl Behind Germany's 120-Year-Old Luxury Automaker
A few hints, it’s not Gertie and it rhymes with ladies
Racing Legend Stirling Moss Dies at 90
Many called him the greatest driver to never win an F1 championship. Others dropped the last part.
The Other Side: The Return of Motorsports (And Then Some)
Who doesn’t like to see racing in action? Who didn’t imagine flying cars as a kid? Put them together and. . .
Cars Without Coffee: John Waraniak’s 4Runner
Seventh in a series. This is a truck that reflects Waraniak’s seemingly endless energy.
Cars Without Coffee: Ralph Gilles’ Alfas
Sixth in a series. Yes, there are FCA vehicles in Ralph Gilles’ garage. But ones you might not think.
Cars Without Coffee: Mark Trostle’s Dodges
Second in our series of what auto people have in their garages. Here’s a couple from Mark Trostle, head of Ram and Mopar Design
Formula SAE: Racing to Education
Although they’re no longer able to prove out the performance of the vehicles they’ve designed, engineered and produced at places like Michigan International Speedway, Formula SAE students are still in the thick of competition
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
Hamlin Repeats as Daytona 500 Champ for Toyota
Newman in serious condition after crash on final lap
Beijing Auto Show Postponed Due to Coronavirus
Motorsports and other industry events also delayed
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.
Canadian Tycoon Buys 17% of Aston Martin
Canadian-led group throws a lifeline to iconic British carmaker Aston Martin
Cadillac Elevates Its Game With Forthcoming Blackwings
The Cadillac crest had birds on it that have blackwings. And while those birds have flown from the badge, the idea of their specialness remains for the Blackwing series of vehicles
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
How to Build an NSX Engine
Or maybe that should be “How Acura hand builds a 500-hp V6 in a factory in Ohio”
McLaren Hybrid Tests on the Space Shuttle Runway
Yes, if you’re going to test a car that goes 250 mph, odds are you want something straight and smooth to run it on
Penske Buys Indy Speedway, IndyCar Series
Penske Entertainment Corp. has acquired the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway—home of the Indy 500 and Brickyard 400 races—and the NTT IndyCar open-wheel racing series from Hulman & Co.
Porsche versus Ferrari in 1970 Retold
Drive, driver, driven
Mazda Sales Weaken But Racing Spirit Is Strong
Even though its U.S. sales aren’t doing particularly well, Mazda has launched a new Mazda3 for customers who happen to participate in an international touring car series. Honest.
