From Ferrari racecar driver Jean Paul Libert comes a trio of adventure tours for those who like their cars as exotic as possible. Gift certificates available!

Ever imagine yourself the owner of a private race track? If so, the CBRE commercial real estate office in Bakersfield, California has just the piece of property for you. Sam Fiorani describes the dream.

Hybrids may be hot, but it’s the enhancements to the non-hybrid vehicles that caught the attention of Sam Fiorani in Detroit this year.

Sam Fiorani decides the Ford hybrid is the ideal fusion of today’s family car and tomorrow’s fuel needs.

Clay pigeon shooting, castles, and the Cornish coast… Tour the British Isles on a unique 12-day tour this Spring.

Fiat-Chrysler CEO announces one-billion euro investment in historic Mirafiori plant to build C- and D-segment vehicles for Jeep and Alfa Romeo.

Keith Griffin learns first hand that too much is just enough when he slips behind the wheel of a 638-horsepower Corvette ZR1 for a week to remember. He comes to the conclusion that the United States can and does build a world-class supercar.

In 1964, Chrysler used this concept to introduce the 426 Hemi to the public and set the stage for the introduction of the iconic Charger in 1966. Sam Fiorani takes a look at its history since then, as RM Auctions prepares to present the vehicle in Scottsdale in January. Is this the ultimate Mopar B-body collectible?

Much more than a refresh, the 2011 Dodge Charger is dramatically new everywhere you look. With an eye-catching exterior, a substantially upgraded interior, and a new V6 engine under the hood, the Charger reasserts itself as a leader of the rear-wheel-drive pack. Richard Truesdell gets behind the wheel to chart the changes.

New Year’s Day is your chance to bid on history, as John and Yoko’s 1972 Town & Country station wagon goes up on the auction block at Connecticut’s Braswell Galleries. We provide the details—and a look back on one of the 20th century’s most influential couples 30 years after Lennon’s passing.

In 1964, Chrysler used this concept to introduce the 426 Hemi to the public and set the stage for the introduction of the iconic Charger in 1966. Sam Fiorani takes a look at its history since then, as RM Auctions prepares to present the vehicle in Scottsdale in January. Is this the ultimate Mopar B-body collectible?

Richard Truesdell takes a look at the next component of Chrysler’s product offensive, slated for a full unveiling at next month’s North American International Automobile Show in Detroit.