Lamborghini’s best selling car ever, the Gallardo, is finally ending it’s production run. They’ve made well over 10,000, more than twice the number of their second most popular car ever, the Murcielago. Still, all good things must come to an end… But before Lamborghini finally closes the curtains on the Gallardo, they’re giving it one […] More »

Nissan’s GT-R was a triumph when it first arrived on the scene. Even today, there’s no assailing it’s capabilities. But until now, there hasn’t been any indication from Nissan that they were going to follow up with another car. In fact, there were rumors from Inside Line that Carlos Ghosn hadn’t approved the car for […] More »

Aston Martin’s  Zagato will now be a little bit harder to find when it goes on sale later this year. Originally, production was stated at 150 units. It’s a pity really, the Zagato is probably the most interesting looking car Aston Martin has designed in a while. The world would be a more beautiful place with […] More »

Porsche started building cars at their Leipzig factory ten years ago with the production of the Cayenne. Today, they’ve rolled their 500,000th vehicle off the assembly line and into the world. Clearly, their gamble on a luxurious SUV has payed off. Although they’ve also been building the Panamera sport there since 2009, the 500,000th car […] More »

For people who travel around the US frequently, relying on rental cars becomes just another part of life. However, that part of life is almost never as fun as it could be. Hertz aims to change that by becoming the first major rental car company to rent Porsches. Yep. That way even when you’re away from […] More »

BMW doesn’t really do limited edition cars frequently, so when they do we tend to take notice. The Lime Rock Park Edition M3 will be limited to only 200 cars, ensuring that it becomes a collector’s item for the BMW faithful. Porsche actually did something similar with the 911 Club Coupe in May. Similar to […] More »

They’ve been doing this dance for the better part of a decade, but now it’s official. Beginning August 1st, Porsche will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Volkswagen AG. They’ll purchase the remaining 50.1 percent stake for $5.6 billion. What this means for the consumer is unclear. Volkswagen already owns several different brands, most of […] More »