As part of their self-made coverage of the new Urus concept, Lamborghini released a quick little video showing off some of the details of the 590 horsepower super-ute. And one of those details happened to be a look at the motor powering this monster—something we didn’t know much about before. (more…)

We already knew Jaguar’s F-Type sports car wouldn’t be lacking for power, since the car maker revealed last month their new kitten would come outfitted with a 375 horsepower, 339 lb-ft supercharged 3.0 liter V6. But should your picky tastes demand eight cylinders or more from your sports cars, don’t worry—there will be an F-Type for you. (more…)

If you missed out on your chance to buy an Aston Martin One-77, first off, we’re sorry. Not that sorry, because now you have about $2 million to spend on cars lying around, but a little sorry. (more…)

Update: According to Car and Driver, Nissan Europe is pricing the Juke-R at about €450,000, which works out to around $590,000 at today’s exchange rates. Guess you’ll have to decide if a Juke with GT-R running gear is worth as much as a Ferrari 599 GTO and a Ford Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca.

The thoroughly gonzo Juke-R concept car whipped together by Nissan Europe is going into limited production. And it’s getting even more powerful in the process. (more…)

It may have taken them 20 years, but BMW is finally getting back into the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters racing game. And it’s about damn time. It’s not that surprising, really—when was the last time BMW let Mercedes-Benz and Audi dominate anything uncontested? (more…)

Maserati’s product planners have a lot on their plate these days. A new Quattroporte is coming in the next year or so, followed by a second, 5 Series-sized sedan, the Kubang SUV, and then presumably an update of the six-year-old GranTurismo. But there’s always room for another sports car, right? (more…)

It’s one of those sentences we never thought we’d be lucky enough to write: Manual transmission-equipped car sales are on the rise in the United States. (more…)

If you, like us, suffer from an unfortunate combination of automotive enthusiasm and a lack of gratuitous wealth, you’ll be very happy to hear the Ford’s 2013 Focus ST will start at just $23,700. That is, unless you were already this close to laying down a deposit on a $24,200 Scion FR-S. (more…)