Posts by: Bradley Iger

Any task can be a breeze, or a headache, depending on the tools at hand.

For lovers of Italian motorsport heritage, it doesn’t get better than this.

When engineers get the opportunity to run wild with an idea, truly remarkable things can happen.

Its outrageous 815-horsepower output is double that of most Corvette engines available when this C2 was new.

The 406 mill available on the ’62 Galaxie was aimed directly at amateur racers.

Some car guys say, “They don’t make them like they used to.” That's not always true.

The Fiat’s personality is raucous, with a wonderfully raspy exhaust note.

Imagine an alternative reality where the world is only populated by well-heeled car fanatics.

Owning a V-12 might not not be as difficult as you think.

We enjoyed every thrilling moment behind the wheel, from the second we fired up the Huracán’s 571-horsepower V10 engine.

The power was impressive—building all the way to a screaming 8,250 rpm redline. This is the Mustang model we covet.

The new 2017 Fiat 124 Spider will be the most affordable drop top in America.

Perhaps the most striking aspect of the Centenario is its bold bodywork.

The amount of skill when it comes to repurposing discarded objects and rusted metal is incredible.

The new M2 is a legitimate return to form for M.

From the outset of the GNX project, Buick designed it as the “Grand National to end all Grand Nationals.”

Like the original Carroll Shelby-designed Mustang GT350, this pony is made for the road course.

Eyes up and pointed where you want to go, measured and smooth inputs, managing grip, and seriously hauling butt.

The T (for Turbo) version of the Ferrari California shifted the model’s personality in a more mature direction.

Following its luxury performance competitors, Maserati has succumbed to the reality that crossover SUVs are very popular.

The small car was equipped with the biggest motor in the Mopar arsenal: the 426 cubic-inch Hemi.