Audi is bringing back a 1930s speedster straight out of your retro-futuristic dreams as a modern V16 supercar. Will it make ...

BMW made engines long before it started building motorcycles and cars. And with more than a century of experience of building great engines, the company has created some spectacular ones over the ...

Bugatti is known for going all in when it begins a project. The Tourbillon hypercar was no exception with its incredible ... well, everything. Bugatti went so far as to do away with its iconic ...

The story of this unusual engine type, through the lens of four brands that used it over the years.

A couple of months ago, Bugatti revealed to the world that it’s dropping its legendary W16, in favor of an entirely new V16. However, the configuration—switching from a “W” to a “V”—isn’t the only ...

The year is 1935. Audi’s predecessor, Auto Union, is locked in civil war with Mercedes to build the fastest road-going cars on Earth. Auto Union’s latest contender is essentially the current grand ...

No, it’s not surprising that a multi-million-dollar hypercar should have a great exhaust note. But, in this era of big turbos and electrification, high-performance cars don’t quite sound like they ...

This is the Lucca, it’s brand-spanking new, and it doesn’t wander aimlessly about with a piffling V10 in the back. This thing ...

Even though Cadillac only briefly offered V16 vehicles for a few years in the 1930s, this remained a defining moment for the brand for many decades. It was available as the top-of-the-line power plant ...

Russia’s greatest asset, which made it one of the greatest nations on this planet (for better or worse), is its natives’ ingenious minds. How that imagination is put to work has often left the rest of ...

Bugatti has long been synonymous with excess, the kind of engineering brilliance that ignores practical constraints in favor of absolute mechanical dominance. But even by Bugatti standards, the new ...

So, what’s the fastest you’ve driven a chainsaw? Oh, you haven’t? And you still stand in front of the screen as if that’s normal. Frankly, I don’t know how humanity managed to get by without this ...