Autoweek

Autoweek is a publication that celebrates car culture and is located in Detroit, Michigan. It made its debut in 1958 and was acquired by Crain Communications Inc. in 1977, which is still its parent company today. The magazine is released bi-monthly and covers topics such as motorsports, reviews of new vehicles, classic cars, automotive events, and DIY projects. In addition to the magazine, Autoweek also has an online presence at Autoweek.com. Crain Communications Inc., which owns Autoweek, is also known for publishing other prominent industry magazines like Advertising Age and Automotive News.

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Cusick Motorsports Boss Sees Bigger IndyCar, Indy NXT Footprint After Latest Indy 500

1 day ago | autoweek.com | Mike Pryson

Don Cusick is living a race fan's retirement dream. A wannabe racer at heart, Cusick has found a second act in retirement. He sold his business and moved to Thermal Club in California, where he drives his track cars on a beautiful IndyCar-sanctioned road circuit. He's also the owner of Cusick Motorsports—a team that has fielded single-car entries in each of the past four Indianapolis 500s. Now, Cusick would like to take his post-retirement IndyCar involvement to another level.
Julie Nataas Set to Make NHRA Funny Car Debut at Bristol

2 days ago | autoweek.com | Mike Pryson

Julie Nataas, the 2023 NHRA Top Dragster champion, is getting a shot at Nitro Funny Car. Nataas, a 28-year-old Norwegian-born racer, is slated to make her Funny Car debut at the Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol, Tenn., this weekend, in a Toyota GR Supra for DC Motorsports. DC Motorsports is owned by 2011 NHRA Top Fuel champion Del Worsham and Connie Worsham. Nataas earned her Funny Car license in May following three months of testing. She also has an NHRA Top Fuel license.
Which Car Brands Make Us Smile? You Definitely Won’t Agree with This List

2 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

A computer survey in the UK analyzed selfies people took with their cars, determined whether those people were smiling, and used the data to come up with the top 25 cars that make people smile. The software analyzes facial attributes of the person in each selfie and returns a confidence score for each attribute. Maybe the definition of happy is different in the UK. Once you see this list you’ll be howling with outrage because your car is probably not on it.
Yarborough vs. Yarbrough Kicked Off NASCAR in Michigan in Rip-Roaring Fashion

3 days ago | autoweek.com | Mike Hembree

NASCAR Cup Series racing at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich., dates back to June 15, 1969. The inaugural race, a battle between Cale Yarborough and LeeRoy Yarbrough, was a classic. The track was overly ambitious with its second Cup race, scheduling a 600-miler in August of 1969.
Remember the Karma Revero? It’s Still Around, and We Just Drove One

3 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

Karma is still making the Revero swoopy sedan and we drove one. It’s called the Gen 3 but it’s not really that much different from the GS-6. Prices start at $123,099. Karma is still around, with a design facility in Irvine, California, and an assembly plant in Moreno Valley, Calif. And cars are coming out of factory doors at the rate of 160 a year. Last week we got to drive one of those cars. It wasn’t bad. Kinda reminded us of a PHEV Rapide. Maybe.
Here’s What Honda’s Doing for the LA Olympics for 2028

4 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

Honda will donate $1 million over four years to the Los Angeles Olympics, coming in 2028, and to the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics next year. Numerous Honda vehicles will be part of the deal, from minivans and SUVs to ATVs, SxSs, motorcycles, and even Motocompactos. The donations will also cover the Paralympics. Honda has contributed much to various charities and good causes over the years, including donations and loans of vehicles.
Your Next Bentley Bentayga Speed Won’t Have 12 Cylinders

4 days ago | autoweek.com | Wesley Wren

The latest Bentley Bentayga Speed replaces its 6.0-liter W12 with a turbocharged 4.0-liter V8. The high-output V8 in the upcoming Bentayga Speed makes 641 hp and 627 lb-ft of torque. The Bentley Bentayga Speed will also offer launch control—and a mode that allows you to drift. So long, W12 – hello V8. The Bentley Bentayga Speed is getting revamped without the beloved W12.
Can Two New Trims, FWD, Crank Up Sales of 2026 GMC Terrain?

4 days ago | autoweek.com | Tom Murphy

Two upper trim levels (AT4 and Denali) are arriving now as 2026 models, adding new content beyond what appeared on the all-new 2025 Terrain Elevation. All-wheel drive is standard on AT4 and Denali trims and available on Elevation. But for 2026, the base Terrain Elevation will be front-drive, with a CVT. No matter which trim you choose, the method of propulsion will be the same: a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that moves the new Terrain capably with 175 hp and 203 lb-ft of torque.
Rumors of a John Force Return To NHRA Funny Car Action 'Not True'

4 days ago | autoweek.com | Susan Wade

NHRA Funny Car frontrunner Jack Beckman squashed a rumor Monday that had been floating throughout New England Dragway this past weekend that legendary drag racer John Force would make a comeback at Virginia Motorsports Park, where he crashed last June 23. The 76-year-old Force has been recovering from a traumatic brain injury diagnosis following that high-speed accident and has been a fixture on the NHRA sidelines since the fall Las Vegas race of 2024.
Gallery: 2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed Photos

4 days ago | autoweek.com | Wesley Wren

Skip to ContentCheck out the updated Bentayga Speed, here. By Wesley WrenPublished: Jun 2, 2025Wesley Wren has spent his entire life around cars, whether it’s dressing up as his father’s 1954 Ford for Halloween as a child, repairing cars in college or collecting frustrating pieces of history—and most things in between. Wesley is the current steward of a 1954 Ford Crestline Victoria, a 1975 Harley-Davidson FXE and a 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Galaxie. Oh yeah, and a 2005 Kia Sedona.