OFFICIAL: 911 GT3, Civic Type R, AMG GT Concept and more Geneva showstoppers! Also: 20 years of crash safety; could sales records mean more Jeep models?

Daily Drive // March 7, 2017 Geneva Motor Show 2018 Porsche 911 GT3 is a track monster with 500 hp and a stick shift By Jay Ramey Porsche owners can breathe a sigh of relief: The manual transmission isn't going away -- in fact, it's going into the new 2018 911 GT3, where it'll be coupled with a naturally aspirated ... Geneva Motor Show Honda (finally) shows us the real, US-bound Civic Type R  Geneva Motor Show The Mercedes-AMG GT Concept: Affalterbach's four-door fastback packs 805 hybrid horsepower  Supercars The 'Ring-crushing Lamborghini Huracán Performante is officially here  Geneva Motor Show Aston Martin gets a new performance brand: AMR  Geneva Motor Show OFFICIAL: Volkswagen Arteon takes over for the CC  Geneva Motor Show Refreshed Subaru Crosstrek sticks with what works  Car Reviews 2017 Land Rover Discovery second drive: Room for seven, on- or off-road  Technology Here's how much more crashworthy small cars are today versus 20 years ago  Car News GM and Opel: It's complicated...and has been for decades  Car News Strong sales could lead to more Jeep models  Green Cars Smartphone or Fiat 500e? Discounts mount on Fiat's compact EV  Junkyard Treasures Junkyard Treasure: 1989 Subaru DL Liftback Coupe  Sports Cars FIA clarifies World Endurance Championship test policy  IndyCar WATCH: IndyCar's Dario Franchitti breaks down his concussion and retirement  Car News Crossovers and SUV are the top sellers even among luxury automakers  IndyCar Jay Howard to drive for Sam Schmidt and Tony Stewart in Indy 500  You May Have Missed Car Reviews 2018 Volkswagen Atlas first drive: American-style family hauler done right  Geneva Motor Show This is the 2018 Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo  Drive Reviews 2017 Infiniti Q60 Red Sport 400 first drive: a case for the coupe  FOLLOW AUTOWEEK SIGN UP FOR OUR OTHER EMAIL PRODUCTS AUTOWEEK RACING DAILY AUTOWEEK RACING WRAP UP AUTOWEEK BREAKING NEWS SUBSCRIBE TO AUTOWEEK Printed Edition With passion and excitement, Autoweek delivers unbiased, relevant and timely automotive news to car enthusiasts every other week. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Digital Edition Get the car news you want whenever and wherever you are! Get the same great content as the print edition delivered right to your digital device. SUBSCRIBE TODAY CLICK HERE TO UNSUBSCRIBE from the Autoweek Daily Drive E-mail or to sign up for other Autoweek e-mail products. IMPORTANT: Please add Autoweek.com to your E-mail Address Book to ensure you will continue to receive our newsletters. Please DO NOT reply to this e-mail. You will not receive a reply if you use this e-mail address. Autoweek, 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48207 United States.