Gran Turismo has featured thousands of cars over the franchise’s history, so it’s no surprise that a few of them were duds.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Annual Easter Jeep Safari, so what better time than now to take a look back at some of the craziest creations for the event?

The long-awaited replacement for the Bugatti Veyron is finally here in the form of the Chiron, which was unveiled last week.

In its 100-plus years, the automotive industry has delivered plenty of superb vehicles. 

History is important, but so is progress.

Purists went ballistic when Porsche announced it would not be selling the 911 GT3 nor the 911 GT3 RS with a manual transmission option. Porsche rightly argued that the new dual-clutch PDK transmission was faster and more advanced, which it was, but luddites still craved the engagement of a gated shifter and a third pedal.

The Aston Martin DB11 represents a huge leap forward for the fabled British builder of grand touring cars. It’s the company’s first completely new car in what seems like forever — because it is — which also makes it a big milestone in Aston’s history. Let’s take a closer look.

Every now and then we’re reminded that there are a lot of cars North American enthusiasts aren’t able to enjoy.

The 2016 Geneva Motor Show reminded us just how many boutique supercars exist in the world.

Not too long ago, being green and being a supercar were mutually exclusive — a car could be one, but definitely not both.

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The Geneva Motor Show is typically where supercar makers come to show off their latest and greatest, and while they’re great to look at and drool over, they’re not exactly relevant to regular people outside of the One Percent. 

The 2016 Geneva Motor Show will kick off next week and there’s a lot to be excited about.

The new Alfa Romeo Giulietta has been unveiled, but unfortunately, it is not heading to the U.S.

Like the late, great comedian Rodney Dangerfield said, some cars don’t get no respect.

You rely on your car to get you through the day, so why wouldn’t you want a dependable one?

Shopping for a crossover, SUV, minivan of pickup truck? Find out which ones are the most dependable.

High-tech features are proving more problematic than beneficial for some new car owners.

The J.D. Power 2016 Vehicle Dependability Study results have been released, and there aren’t too many surprises.

A new list of the 10 best vehicles for 2016 has been released by Consumer Reports (CR). 

If you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, why should you judge an automaker by a single car?

Can one car be good enough to represent the quality of an automaker’s entire lineup?

Ironically, the very first electric car in modern history could go more than 200 miles on a charge, but today’s EV buyers are eagerly awaiting this benchmark as though facing a new frontier.

The Honda Civic Coupe represents the last of a dying breed: mainstream coupes. For some reason, people either want stylish, practical sedans, or hot performance coupes – but nothing in between.

You can no longer reasonably argue that there’s no replacement for displacement.

The language of cars is full of gobbledy-gook. Buzzwords are repeated so often they no longer mean anything, and phrases used in marketing material or press releases are often just plain untrue when dissected.

You might be inclined to believe that exotics and supercars are the ones that get the most traffic tickets, but a recent study proves otherwise.

A recent study has revealed which cars get ticketed the least, and some of the results are surprising.

Some people like coupes, while others find trucks or SUVs more appealing. We know there’s a group of automotive enthusiasts out there who love wagons, and this list is just for them.

It’s hard to rationalize an expensive car purchase, but it’s even harder to deny a kid an awesome toy. 

It may not be one of the marque auto shows in North America, but the Canadian International Auto Show is one of the biggest.

The 2016 Hagerty Hot List has arrived, and if you’re looking for the next hot collectible, read on.

For some reason, people don’t typically associate the Chicago Auto Show with interesting, off-beat cars. But there’s a long list of weird cars that have debuted in the Windy City.

Not every car sold at a Barrett-Jackson auction goes for millions.

Some people love their vehicle so much that when it comes time to replace it, they purchase the same model.

It may not look all that different at a glance, but the new 718 Boxster brings with it some of the biggest changes in the Boxster’s 20-year history.

A  Toyota earned the highest sales of any single vehicle in automotive history last year.

If the current Toyota Corolla were to write an autobiography, it would be titled Fifty Shades of Beige.

A new car is designed to grab your attention, but sometimes, things don’t go as planned. 

Reliability is a growing concern amongst new car buyers, while fuel economy is slowly falling as a priority. 

Ever wonder if you’re the only one that avoids buying a certain car because it’s ugly?

The Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction will take place January 23-31 and there are thousands of cars crossing the auction block.

The Detroit Auto Show is one of the most important car shows of the year.

The North American International Auto Show in Detroit is full of wondrous new vehicles from the world’s top car manufacturers.

The New Year is upon us and that means the 2016 Detroit Auto Show is right around the corner.

Buying a vehicle isn’t really an investment because they depreciate so quickly, but some vehicles do have better resale value than others.

Even if the world has gone crossover crazy, there are still several tire-shredding, pavement-pounding American sport sedans that are both practical and fun to drive.

The New Year is here, which means we’re going to get to enjoy a wide selection of new vehicles.

The Internet has become the go-to place for car shoppers to educate themselves before making a purchasing decision.

It’s ironic that though we live in a time when information was never more plentiful that misinformation, fallacies and myths persist.

As we bid farewell to 2015, let’s take a look back at some of the best car commercials from the year.

We are very grateful to drive and review all sorts of cars from economy subcompacts, to family sedans, SUVs and, yes, ridiculously expensive sports and luxury cars.

Everyone knows that hollow, fake smile people have when they receive a gift they don’t want. Or that terrible feeling you get when you have to utter “aw, that’s so thoughtful” at the fresh pair of socks you just opened, hoping it was a designer clothing item or wads of cash.

When it comes to getting a gift for that car fan in your life, we’ve got you covered. After a thorough and serious roundtable discussion with our editors (OK, maybe it wasn’t that thorough because no one cares what I want for Christmas) we came up with this awesome list of presents and stocking stuffers that your auto enthusiast probably won’t regift.

The year is coming to an end, and AutoGuide.com is taking a look back at the discontinued cars we are saying goodbye to in 2015.

The 2016 Wards 10 best engines list has been released with electrified powertrains paving the way.

November sales figures are in and there was quite a bit of volatility in the market. Several brands posted spectacular gains and a handful of others devastating losses.

You’d be forgiven for thinking that because luxury and exotic vehicles have exorbitant price tags, that they’d be fully loaded.

For most folks, Toyota definitely isn’t the first automaker that comes to mind when you think of performance cars, but the Japanese manufacturer has a steep history in making some incredible sporty machinery.

If you’re in the market for a fun-to-drive car for under $25,000, AutoGuide.com has you covered.