Ferrari rolled into the Shanghai Motor Show this year with a rather stunning take on the California T customized through the company's Tailor Made program in Grigio Ingrid with a deep brown leather interior.
Lamborghini puts a greater emphasis on its own heritage with the Polo Storico division, charged with maintaining classic Lambos and archiving their history.
McLaren introduces the 540C coupe at the Shanghai Motor Show. Aimed at the Chinese market but apparently available worldwide by special order, it comes with 533 horsepower and a starting price of 126,000 pounds, which is a little less grunt and a 17,000-pound savings over the 570S.
Tesla has spent $62 million so far prepping its Gigafactory in Nevada.
Ford announces plans to expand its engine plant to be the largest in Mexico, and build its first transmission facility south of the border, as part of a combined $2.5-billion investment.
Volvo presents the XC90 Excellence at the Shanghai Motor Show with the Lounge Console concept, packing even more luxury for customers who prefer to be driven than drive themselves.
451 Ram owners drove to Arlington, TX, to set a new world record for the longest parade of pickup trucks, coinciding with the Academy of Country Music Awards at the home of the Dallas Cowboys.
A DARPA test back in March has successfully launched two different rear-facing weapons from a Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor cargo plane.
Mazda's CX-5 has always been a small crossover with driverly appeal. The newest refresh may push it into the sweet spot of the segment, for everyone.
The Chevrolet FNR concept imagines the future of motoring with a sleek, autonomous driving capsule at the 2015 Shanghai Motor Show. Its neatest trick is the dragonfly-door design that open to add some sharper edges to the look.
