Yes, Discovery’s own Gas Monkey Garage’s Monkey in Chief just bought an absolutely stunning Pantera. And it should be stunning, since it’s the Pantera built by the Ring Brothers.

The ’69 Camaro is a hard car to come by. It’s been over forty-five years since they first roamed the streets, so it should come as no surprise that very few remain.

While everyone was gaping and awing at the new Ford GT and GT350R at this year’s Detroit Auto Show, Chevy hid a small Camaro sized Easter Egg for all to see, but no one did.

This week’s Burnout segment features two videos of a Ford Mustang from the Fox Body generation that is getting its power from a big, bad turbocharged LS1 engine.

I don’t know about you, but when I was in high school I couldn’t even dream about owning a 10 second car, let alone a 9 second one! That makes this story all that more surprising.

There are two things that are really making me go crazy right now. The new Corvette Stingray, both in regular and Z06 flavor, and anything that John Hennessey is building.

GM is investing $12 billion in its luxury division, which will lead to eight new vehicles through 2020. Those will include a sedan smaller than the ATS and a crossover positioned below the SRX.