Nissan has already promised its done developing new engines, which could mean an all-electric supercar is in the cards.

Nissan’s experience in Formula E racing should help make the next-generation GT-R a top performer with an all-new powertrain.

Justin Cupler has been a member of the TopSpeed team since 2012. Justin's love for cars started back when he was just five years old, helping his dad work on his 1957 Chevy Bell Air and then his 1966 ...

Gemballa has revealed its wild new Porsche 911 Turbo in full a couple days after dropping a series of teaser images. The vehicle, dubbed the Gemballa GTR 8XX EvoR BiTurbo has a complex name, an ...

If you’ve had the pleasure of getting behind the wheel or sitting shotgun in a stock R35 GTR, you’ll know they are already extremely fast machines from the get-go. However, there are some of us out ...

Figuring out which is the top-performing version of the Porsche 911 is anything but straightforward, with both the Turbo S and the GT3 RS each laying legitimate claim to the top of the pyramid. For ...

Jeremy Weber May 28, 2009 Comment Now! German Porsche specialists Gemballa has come out with a number of extensive modifications over the past couple of years under its 'Avalanche' heading, including ...

Chevrolet decided to launch the Z/28 at the impressive Barber Motorsports Park outside of Birmingham, Alabama, with a very cool caveat: Bring along any car you'd like. Going into this comparison test, ...

James Martinez March 13, 2008 Comment Now! There’s something very puzzling about Nissan’s all new GT-R supercar. Its official output figures read 480hp and 588Nm (434lb-ft) of torque and its mass ...

Never bring a knife to a gunfight. That's common sense right there. But then again, would that stop you from getting involved in a race against a car that's faster than yours? Or would you have a go ...

With the real World Cup far behind us, we thought we would host our own world challenge, minus the annoying horns. Okay, yes, the cars do have horns in them, but none of them could be worse than those ...