Will Courtney

1 week ago | roadandtrack.com | Will Courtney

The second-generation of the BMW M2 has finally spawned a hotter variant. The 2026 BMW M2 CS packs a 523-horsepower version of the car's turbocharged inline-six, adding 50 ponies to the conventional version's output; torque also rises, climbing 36 lb-ft versus the regular M2 to a total of 479 lb-ft. Weight is down, as well, with BMW M shaving 97 pounds from the compact coupe.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Will Courtney

3 days agoBMW just pulled the cover off the M2 CS at Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2025. Details of the track-oriented sports car remain to be revealed, but what we do know is that it cranks out 530 horsepower sent straight to the rear wheels. The coupe also sports a carbon fiber roof, carbon fiber side mirrors, and one aggressive-looking ducktail spoiler. What do you think of the M2 CS’s design?

2 weeks ago | robbreport.com | Will Courtney

There’s no debate that Lamborghini is best known for building sports cars. In fact, ask the average person on the street, and that’s all they’ll know about the company. But while the low-slung likes of the Miura, Diablo, and Aventador may be the automaker’s most famous products, there’s another category where Lamborghini has a rich history: sport-utility vehicles. The 62-year-old carmaker has, in fact, been in the SUV business in one form or another for 48 years.

3 weeks ago | roadandtrack.com | Will Courtney

See More PhotosJeremy CliffThe prototype Gurney flap was developed on the 1971 Olsonite Eagle in advance of a USAC rule change that allowed detached wings for 1972. But for a twist of fate, the Gurney flap might well be known to racing fans as a Zap flap. The aerodynamic feature immortalized on track by racing great Dan Gurney in the Seventies was originally patented four decades earlier by Edward Zaparka of the Zap Development Company as a means of boosting aircraft wings’ lifting power.

1 month ago | roadandtrack.com | Will Courtney

On Wednesday, Ford announced plans to extend its deal allowing all American new car buyers to take advantage of employee pricing. The employee pricing for all promotion will now extend through July 6. The new extension was announced by CEO Jim Farley on Wednesday morning on CNN, and confirmed by Ford director of U.S. sales and dealer relations Rob Kaffl in a statement.