AutoGuide.com readers are catching up on the New Year with some of our older videos.
We knew the Tesla Model S P85D was fast, but its torque figure might shock you.
Dodge released the 6.2-liter supercharged 707-hp Hellcat V8 last year and to cap things off, the company released a video showing what it does best: epic burnouts.
Which videos did you love this year? We sifted through all the data and stats to find out which of our videos this year were the most popular.
The battle of luxury SUVs is heating up.
Mazda has joined in on the fun with its own Vision Gran Turismo called the LM55.
Cadillac’s latest CTS-V performance car is a monster, and now we can watch it eat a set of tires.
It’s time to get into the holiday spirit, so what better way than to have a real good laugh?
Land Rover is getting ready to send its new Range Rover Sport SVR models to dealerships and has released a video to whet the appetite of SUV enthusiasts.
Nissan is building hype around its redesigned Titan pickup before it is revealed at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show.
None of us at AutoGuide.com imagined that our jobs would involve memorizing lines or standing in front of a camera.
Nissan Middle East is showing off what its “Nissan 370Z Drift Experience” can teach you.
Hyundai redefined what its customers could expect when it first launched the Genesis sedan but the second generation model is even more surprising than the first.
Get ready because AutoGuide.com will be announcing its Car of the Year 2015 next week.
The legendary Mad Max is returning to the big screen.
The fourth nominee in out 2015 Car of the Year Competition.
The third nominee in our 2015 Car of the Year competition.
We take the Challenger SRT Hellcat to an ill-prepared drag strip in bad weather and have a blast.
Classic cars possibly worth millions of dollars have been found stashed away in western France.
Our first nominee for the 2015 AutoGuide.com Car of the Year award.
Car shoppers are taken with the Toyota Mirai, the Japanese automaker’s hydrogen fuel-cell car.
What does a robotic arm that can shoot three-pointers have to do with automakers?
With similar horsepower, similar torque and a pair of forced-induction V8s, which European four-door badass on wheels should you choose?