Gerhard Horn

6 days ago | carbuzz.com | Gerhard Horn

So, unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know that F1: The Movie is out and the reviews are good. Working closely with the Mercedes-Benz F1 team and the latest and greatest in filming techniques, Brad Pitt, Sir Lewis Hamilton, and Joseph Kosinski have created what is rumored to be the best racing movie of all time. In celebration of its release, we decided to look at Brad Pitt's car collection.

1 week ago | carbuzz.com | Gerhard Horn

The Nissan Leaf has reached its third generation, and the most obvious thing to notice is that it has switched to yet another design language. Back when it was introduced in 2010 as the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle, Nissan used a deeply apprehensive frog as the main inspiration. I jest, but that was back when EVs were meant to stand out, so owners could show the world that they cared so much about emissions that they’d gladly sacrifice style on the altar of automotive excellence.

1 week ago | carbuzz.com | Gerhard Horn

Nissan, as you might have heard, is in a spot of trouble. While we believe it has a decent chance at survival, we also know the road ahead won't be easy. Part of the plan is to cut some of the fat, which in this case means closing several factories around the globe. The second part of the plan is to introduce new models, including those that use Nissan's new e-Power technology. It's kind of like a hybrid powertrain, but also not.

1 week ago | carbuzz.com | Gerhard Horn

What's in a name? In automotive terms, quite a lot. As you read this, Chrysler is celebrating 100 years of existence. It officially became Chrysler on June 6, 1925, and has had a non-stop run since. Customers know and trust the name, even though the parent company dropped the ball and left the American automaker with nothing to sell but minivans, like the Pacifica. Buick dates back to 1899, Cadillac to 1902, and Ford started operations in 1903.

2 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Gerhard Horn

If you've ever had the pleasure of piloting a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, you know it's a sensational car that can easily keep up with rear-wheel-drive supercars that cost twice as much. In the real world, few vehicles can cover ground as rapidly, though you have to pull over for gas quite often, as they're thirstier than a college student on spring break.