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Ford is about to sell the Mustang in China just as the Year of the Horse comes to an end, so naturally, there's a video to celebrate this happy coincidence.

We test the Ford Mustang EcoBoost, drool over the new Audi R8 and pick our favorite racecars of all time. All that and more in today's recap of the auto news you may have missed.

Investors are appealing a German court's ruling last year over a lawsuit regarding Porsche's attempted takeover of Volkswagen. It could cost the company $1.4 billion, but a German judge thinks the case is likely to be dismissed again.

Who replaces Martin Winterkorn at Volkswagen? Well, Winterkorn seems to think whoever takes his place won't be hired from within the VW Group.

Mercedes isn't content taking on Porsche only on the road, hoping to take the fight to the GT circuit as well with its new AMG GT3, which is ready to debut at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.

Two of the frontrunners for the $20 million grand prize in the Google Lunar Xprize are teaming up to send three rovers to the moon some time in the second half of 2016, setting up a potential drag race on the moon to determine the winner.

You want to have some serious fun on four wheels? Try off-roading in time trials behind the wheel of a modified Land Rover, as the automotive videographers at Xcar discover in this latest video.

Magna has an established record of showcasing its capabilities through the MILA series of concepts at the Geneva Motor Show, and this year will be revealing the hybrid MILA Plus sports car seen here.

General Motors is scheduling downtime at its Orion Assembly and Oshawa factories to adjust the supply of several models. This is at least the third planned idling at Orion this year.

The Huffington Post has tracked down three of the participants from MTV's Pimp My Ride and one of the co-executive producers for a fascinating read that delves into the show's behind-the-scenes production. It's probably more interesting than anything that actually aired.

It took years of research in the archives and then more time in restoration, but the very first Chevrolet Camaro has been rediscovered and put back on the road.

Porsche confirms it's bringing the new Cayman GT4 along with another unspecified track-tuned performance machine to the 2015 Geneva Motor Show. Just what that second model is, it's not saying just yet, but we'll likely be looking at the new 911 GT3 RS.

A US Congressman has introduced legislation that, if passed, would prohibit the use of automated cameras in traffic enforcement across the country.

Chrysler is recalling 26,000 Chrysler 200 models equipped with V6 engines after reports that some vehicles wouldn't shift into park.

Official photos of the Mercedes-AMG GT3 have leaked online, and they show one beautiful racecar with a rounded front end and massive wing at the rear.

We like fast machines around here, and that means we're drawn to racecars past and present. Here's a list of our favorites.

If you subscribe to the school of thought that the only good Mustang has a V8... you're wrong. We drive the turbo-four version of the 2015 Ford Mustang and tell you what's good.

Koenigsegg reveals part of the design for the upcoming new Agera RS and tells us it'll offer more creature comforts than the extreme One:1 from which it picks up.

Recently appointed chief executive Jean-Marc Gales has big plans for Lotus, starting with the new 400-horsepower engine from the Evora and leading all the way up to a Nürburgring challenger to succeed the back-to-basics 2-Eleven track toy.

Another company has arisen with plans to revive the once great Jensen name with the design you see here.

A story on FiveThirtyEight suggests that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's bid for a second term could be derailed by the controversial red-light camera program there, with particularly short yellow-light times showering drivers with $100 citations.