The Subaru BRZ works well in a lot of places–the street, autocrosses and, yes, the track.
Recognizing his own automotive perspectives and desires have changed over time, Publisher Emeritus Tim Suddard knew it was time to hand over the reins.
Back in the olden times, you had to run a wire from the oxygen sensor to the air/fuel ratio gauge. Nowadays, solutions with Bluetooth exist.
Welcome to the ever-growing world of time trials, where it’s just you, your car, your favorite track and the stopwatch.
The GRM staff knows rad-era cars, as we’ve been driving them since they were new–like the NA-chassis Mazda Miata.
While having tires that are too hot or too cold won’t necessarily lead to a bear mauling, ensuring that your rubber is in the “just right” range is crucial to …
If a cool soundtrack can bring you closer to a movie or TV show, can the same be said of a car?
Why can some high-compression cars run on unleaded fuel, but others can't? As Sunoco's Zachary J. Santner explains, it has a lot to do with the engine's design and technology.
Once upon a time, Dodge ruled rally with the Neon SRT-4. And now Doug Shepherd, the son of a rally legend with the same name, looks to continue that legacy.
Take these lessons that we learned the hard way to keep your racing efforts disciplined.
