However, some cars lose value faster than others. Consumer perceptions, changing market trends, and new technologies all have ...

You don't have to spend a fortune to get a new sports car that's exciting to drive. Several fun options exist for less than $50,000, and we've ranked them all here from best to worst. We've ranked ...

With 400 horsepower, a no-upcharge manual gearbox, and a pure, two-seat, rear-wheel drive layout the argument is clear.

Sports cars are built for speed. But their dynamic performance doesn’t necessarily need to come at a price in all other respects. After testing a full range of cars, using our step-by-step methodology ...

The Tacoma loses 26% of its resale value, besting the overall average by 19.4%. Finally, the Honda Civic, the 10th ...

Car and Driver's rankings are arrived at from the results of our extensive instrumented testing of several hundred vehicles each year and from our expert editors' subjective impressions gained in ...

In preserving the Mazda MX-5’s core values over its 35-year life, Mazda has shown the same commitment that Samurai paid to the bushido code. It’s still the great-value sports car that it was ...

We appear to be falling out of love with sports cars. Registrations are down across Europe, with some models seeing a major ...

Buying a used car can be a great way to save money while still getting a dependable ride. But not all used cars are created equal — some hold up better over time, offering great reliability ...

Everybody should own a sports car at one point in their life. Whether it's while you're young before a new arrival prompts the purchase of something with more seats, or as a second car for weekends ...