Car and Driver

Subaru will unveil a 420‑hp AWD electric SUV at the 2026 New York Auto Show, previewed with six‑pod DRLs, illuminated logo, roof rails and family‑oriented hints.

Lamborghini brought the Temerario GT3 to the 12 Hours of Sebring, fielded by Pfaff Motorsports with Squadra Corse support, signaling a shift toward in-house racing development.

Chevrolet surprised fans at Sebring with the 2027 Corvette Grand Sport, a sixth C8 variant featuring a Z06-style widebody, rear red hashes and a new engine debut.

Nissan’s 2027 Z update gives the Z NISMO a new NISMO‑specific manual, GT‑R two‑piece rotors, suspension and cooling tweaks, while Sport and Performance trims receive visual and aero updates.

Low-mileage Lexus LS460 L with Mark Levinson 19-speaker audio and a 4.6-liter V‑8 is listed on Bring a Trailer, showing excellent California provenance and understated luxury.

The USPS released a sheet of 15 lowrider stamps featuring five custom cars, including classic Impalas and a Cutlass, honoring Mexican‑American lowrider culture and San Francisco builders.

Bugatti’s new Factor One bicycle is a $23,599 limited-edition carbon road bike of 250 units, blending high-end cycling components with the automaker’s signature design cues.

A low-mileage 1989 Dodge Aries ex-Dollar rental has surfaced on Bring a Trailer, featuring original trim, a 2.2L engine, recent fuel-tank work and new tires.

Ferrari has recalled 80 12Cilindri cars after pre-delivery checks found rear and side windows too dark to meet FMVSS No. 205; owners will get replacements and reimbursements.

General Motors confirmed an erroneous VIN filing listed the LT4 supercharged 6.2‑liter V‑8 for the 2027 Yukon and said the model will not offer that engine option.