Brett Evans

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Brett Evans

The future of Volkswagen Group electric cars might look quite familiar if recent reporting from Yahoo Finance is to be believed. A report from the outlet quoting Rivian Chief Software Officier Wassym Bensaid suggested that Volkswagen would look to its upstart EV partner for technology solutions, including the forthcoming R2 midsize SUV's "zonal architecture" electrical system and scalable electronics platform. The first recipient of Rivian's technology will be the production version of the ID.

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Brett Evans

You've worked hard for the last 15 years, gotten in the good graces of your boss, snagged a few promotions and salary bumps, and paid off all your student debt somehow. Suddenly, you've got about $1,200 a month to spend on a new car, and since you're going to hang on to your for chore duties, you can spend your hard-earned cash on a sports car.

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Brett Evans

Modified classic cars come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from the mighty-mouse Rocketeer MX-5 Miata to the Eccentrica V12 Diablo. Hardly any corner of the automotive world has been left untouched by the restomod craze, and as of today, that now includes the Mercedes-Benz SL, specifically the long-running R107 generation sold from 1972 to 1989.

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Brett Evans

Porsche has finally pulled the wraps off its specially commissioned 963 RSP supercar just ahead of its public debut at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans next weekend. Inspired by the 917K – specifically the example delivered in Paris to Count Rossi in 1975 – the 963 features most of the race-ready mechanicals of its Le Mans prototype hypercar sibling, but with cosmetics and an interior that pay homage to that legendary road-legal Porsche racing car of 50 years ago.

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Brett Evans

Famed Porsche builder Gunther Werks is getting into the aftermarket tuning industry with a new sub-brand called GW9. The division just released its first products, which instead of classic 911 sports cars will focus on the thoroughly modern 991 generation sold from 2020 to 2024.