Type R

The Honda Civic Type R has long been celebrated as a high-performance vehicle, blending practicality with thrilling driving dynamics. As a favorite among car enthusiasts, its immense modifiability allows for customization to suit individual tastes and performance goals.

The Acura Integra Type S is already known for delivering thrills with its turbocharged engine and agile handling, even proving its mettle on the racetrack.

Bugatti has unveiled its latest masterpiece, the "55 One of One" Chiron, crafted by its in-house Sur Mesure team. This unique Chiron pays homage to the legendary Type 55 Super Sport, a model designed by Jean Bugatti that left a lasting mark on automotive history.

Hydrogen-Powered Internal Combustion Engines Gain Momentum as Companies Ramp Up Prototypes to Cut Carbon Emissions.

Mugen, the renowned Japanese tuning company, unveiled a lineup of upgraded Civic models at January's Tokyo Auto Salon. Now, enthusiasts can bring home these striking enhancements for their current-generation Honda Civic Type R.

An exclusive 2024 Toyota Tacoma with turbo-4 powertrains debuted earlier this year, but a prototype shown at this week's 2023 SEMA event suggests that a twin-turbocharged V-6 might find its way under the midsize truck's hood.

ENEOS, a Japanese manufacturer of gearbox and motor oil, has unveiled a Jaguar E-Type that, to be honest, has long since ceased to be a Jaguar E-Type.

Honda's Type R line of sports vehicles quickly established a legendary stature; there are Type R versions of the Integra, Civic, NSX, and even the Accord.

The Jetta GLI Performance concept from Volkswagen is rather intriguing.

It appears that the Internet liked the small rally-spec Juke, and Nissan has now produced one for real.