Sneak Peek of the new Porsche Sedan

After the raging success that is the Cayenne–nearly half of Porsche sales now go to the SUV–we can’t blame Porsche for moving to expand its lineup even further. Now, after the more conventional Cayman coupe, the official word is finally out that the boys in Stuttgart are planning a fourth [...]

2006 Bentley Flying Spur Preview: “How the Other Half Roll”

It wasn’t enough time. It never is with cars like these. Although we didn’t get to drive it, we were wowed at the early May introduction of Bentley’s new Continental Flying Spur sedan. And we wanted more.

Let no one tell you different–the rich have it damn good. And those tax [...]

2006 Porsche Cayman: Porsche Acknowledges New Coupe

Porsche officially acknowledged that a new steed exists in its stable of thoroughbreds. The Porsche Cayman will be available for the 2006 model year, and features a mid-engined, two-seat sports coupe design that’s based on the Boxster platform. Rumor mills and early spy shots had the Porsche Cayman pegged simply [...]

Seven Cars to Watch in 2005: Quick Reviews & Previews

As car guys working for an automotive publication, we’re regularly asked, “Which cars excite you this year?” And while the question is well-intentioned, it’s often a difficult one to answer. Does the person want to know about performance cars? Dream cars? Everyday cars? We sat down and asked ourselves which [...]

2005 Porsche 911 Carrera S: Serious Seat Time In The Ultimate Driver’s Seat

While browsing the press materials for Porsche’s latest iteration of the 911, there’s no mistaking its identity. Porsche would like its new version of the 911 (known internally and to enthusiasts as the 997) to be presented as “The 2005 Porsche 911 Carrera.” Add an “S” to the end of [...]

2005 Porsche Carrera Preview

Due to be released in the second half of 2004 as a 2005 model, Porsche’s latest incarnation of the timeless 911 includes a slew of new features, amenities and design improvements. While mainstream information is still somewhat limited, Roadfly was able to learn a little about what the newest 911 [...]

2005 Nissan Altima: A Fresh Face on a Great Sedan

By the time you read this, the 2005 Nissan Altima should already be at your Nissan dealer, sporting a fresh face, a refined interior, and a bit more power.

Mark McNabb, Vice President and General Manager of Nissan sums up the changes: “Altima buyers don’t want to blend in, they want [...]

Elusive Elise Lands Stateside

Hungry U.S. sports car enthusiasts have had to go to bed without dinner year after year while their European counterparts dined on hearty helpings of high-performance, fun-to-drive super cars, and that hunger has left U.S. enthusiasts with a bad taste in their collective mouths.

Now, after months (well, more like years) [...]

Bentley Continental GT: Trading the Tuxedo for Track Shoes

Long known for providing incredible creature comforts, impeccable craftsmanship and “old Englishman prestige”, Bentley recently loosened its collar with the unveiling of a new “sports coupe” – the Continental GT.

The Continental GT places Bentley in a very unique position – a place with no direct competition. You see, Bentley managed [...]

Maybach: Move over Bentley, the King of Prestige Cometh

You say you’ve got an extra $300-grand lying around that you don’t know what to do with? Why not give the good folks at Maybach a call, and ask them to assign a PLM (Personal Liaison Manager) to you? That’s exactly what happens when you decide to take [...]

Blast from the Past: Ford’s GT Supercar

What has 500 horsepower, 500 foot-lbs of torque, an aluminum frame and brakes big enough to stop something four times its size? GT40, baby; the one, the only, the GT40.

Sporting a supercharged, 5.4L V8 placed midship and wrapped in an unstressed composite body, the all-new GT40 bears a striking [...]