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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Kyle Larson Wins Kansas, Ties Dale Jarrett as Rivalry With Christopher Bell Heats Up in NASCAR

3 days ago | autoweek.com | Deb Williams

Kyle Larson scored his third win of the season in dominant fashion at Kansas, leading 221 of 267 laps. Christopher Bell finished second for the third time behind Larson, further fueling their growing rivalry. The two now account for half of the season’s wins and have finished 1-2 in four races so far in 2024. A dozen races into the NASCAR Cup Series season, Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell possess half of the victories and a rivalry appears to be developing between the two drivers.
2026 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster Photo Gallery

3 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

Just as good as the Coupe but now with roof optional!By Mark VaughnPublished: May 11, 2025 7:01 PM EDTMark Vaughn grew up in a Ford family and spent many hours holding a trouble light over a straight-six miraculously fed by a single-barrel carburetor while his father cursed the Blue Oval, all its products and everyone who ever worked there. This was his introduction to objective automotive criticism.
Don’t Call the Aston Martin Vantage Roadster a GT—It’s a Sports Car!

3 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

Aston Martin chops the top off its Vantage Coupe and makes a Roadster. The body is just as stiff, the power just as strong, but the roof is now optional. Pricing will be released closer to the car’s launch in Q2.
NASCAR Disqualifies Lane Riggs After Kansas Truck Race

3 days ago | autoweek.com | Deb Williams

Lane Riggs, who finished second in the Heart of Health Care 200 Craftsman Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway, was disqualified by NASCAR for a bed cover violation on his entry fielded by Front Row Motorsports. Riggs chased down leader Carson Hocevar in the closing laps and challenged him for the win on the final lap before finishing 0.262 of a second behind the Spire Motorsports driver.
Wanna See What Makes the New Ferrari 296 Speciale So Special?

5 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

Ferrari took the 296 and cranked it up to 296 Speciale, with 868 hp, 50 more than the 296 GTB, and a record for a rear-wheel-drive production Ferrari. Aerodynamic improvements combine to generate 957 pounds of downforce at 155 mph, 20% more than the original 296. All of them are already sold to existing Ferrari customers, who are likely to have the estimated half-a-million-dollar price tag.
IndyCar Dominator Alex Palou Knows His Torrid Pace Won’t Last Forever

5 days ago | autoweek.com | Susan Wade

How to top Chip Ganassi Racing series leader is a legitimate topic, but already it’s wearing thin. Second-place Christian Lundgaard says his Arrow McLaren team’s attitude is the same as Palou’s. The Sonsio GP is a prelude to the IndyCar series’ marquee event, the Indianapolis 500.
Ferrari 296 Speciale Photo Gallery

5 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

Improvements across the board mean a car Ferrari says is the most fun you can drive. By Mark VaughnPublished: May 09, 2025 10:45 AM EDTMark Vaughn grew up in a Ford family and spent many hours holding a trouble light over a straight-six miraculously fed by a single-barrel carburetor while his father cursed the Blue Oval, all its products and everyone who ever worked there. This was his introduction to objective automotive criticism.
1985 Volkswagen Transporter Camper Might Have Westfalia Roots

6 days ago | autoweek.com | Murilee Martin

You won't find many three-plus-decade-old vehicles on the streets of big Western European cities these days, but I do my best to document a few of the more interesting ones when I'm over there. Last year in Paris, I spotted a solid Renault Super 5 in the 6th Arrondissement; when I returned last month I ran across a tough-looking T3 Transporter survivor in the 10th Arrondissement.
Photos of T3 Volkswagen Transporter Camper in Paris

6 days ago | autoweek.com | Murilee Martin

Skip to ContentA tough-looking diesel Transporter camper thrives in Paris at age 40. Par Murilee MartinPublished: May 8, 20251The T3 Transporter was known as the Vanagon in the United States. 2The registration plates say that it is (or at least started life as) a 1985 model with diesel engine. 3The universal-fit trailer wheels tell drivers of shiny new cars to keep their distance. 4The pop-up camper roof could have been sourced from a Westfalia, or it could be a copy.
Yes, Even Ferrari Is Going Electric: This Is Everything You Need to Know About the Coming Ferrari EV

6 days ago | autoweek.com | Mark Vaughn

A Ferrari electric car is coming. The drivetrain for it will be shown October 9, with subsequent unveilings thereafter until the EV hits showrooms in October 2026. While Ferrari’s first fully electric car breaks tradition of the world’s greatest V12s, V8s, and now V6s, it’s an inevitability. Ferrari has said it will keep making ICE engines as long as they’re allowed. The car they once said would never come is coming: an electric Ferrari.