Sports Cars

The mantra "slow is smooth, smooth is fast" carries with it the ideal that thoughtful application is superior to brute force. Hurrying means making mistakes. The 2023 Nissan Z is an embodiment of this philosophy from its inception, and it’s paid off.

The Subaru BRZ has been redesigned as a 2nd generation of the entry-level sports car. Its engine is now Subaru’s 2.4-liter, and the interior gets a little more upscale ... but the car’s basic "starter race car kit" motif remains intact.

The BMW 2 Series was introduced just a few years ago, as a compact sports option for luxury buyers looking for an entry level option. In 2022, almost appropriately, the 2 Series begins its second generation. The rhyme writes itself.

Toyota has decided to save the hot hatch market, with a Corolla-based hatchback. The Corolla GR features adjustable all-wheel drive, a turbocharged three-cylinder engine, and a year’s membership in the National Auto Sport Association.

Subaru has finally begun producing the 5th generation of the WRX sport sedan. One of the most popular cars in Subaru’s lineup, the WRX divides opinion every time it sees changes ... and love it or hate it, this new-gen WRX is no different.

The Prodrive Hunter looks like it could be a more serious proposition than the average off-road sports car fantasy. The new coupe brings Dakar-proven design to the high-dollar sports car market, letting any novice pilot a fast all-terrain adventure.

Following its maiden flight toward the end of 2020, and flying city-to-city for the first time in June of last year, Klein Vision's AirCar flying car has now been granted a Certificate of Airworthiness by the Slovak Transport Authority.

When the eighth-generation Corvette debuted, it got a lot of attention. Our test drive proved the hype to be warranted. Now, Chevy has an all-new "American supercar" version of the ‘Vette in its storied Z06 track-tuned edition.

When Toyota's reborn Supra debuted, the performance for the price was very good. And although the 5th-generation Supra is not, in fact, a Toyota, it hits a rare spot of excellence which transcends that detail.

After the unveiling of the new and much-anticipated Z from Nissan, we got the chance to spend some personal time with the car at Z Con in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where the new Z was unveiled in person to hundreds of fans.

Nissan has unveiled the seventh generation of the Z car, which drops the numerical prefix in the US for the first time to be simply known as the “Z.” The Nissan Z packs a twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 and will hit US showrooms in spring.

The current generation of the Nissan GT-R came to market in 2009, carrying the Godzilla nickname from its predecessor, the R32 GT-R. Our week in the 2021 model proved that it may be old, but it’s still worthy of the name.