2020 Dodge Charger Widebody first drive: Nothing else like it; 51 years later the Lamborghini Espada still looks like a sci-fi prop; F1 combustion engine freeze on the horizon?

These muscled-up Chargers totally rip, look the business and encourage plenty of bad behavior

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Daily Drive Thursday, October 10, 2019 Car Reviews 2020 Dodge Charger Widebody first drive: Detroit hooligans Soak in everything you can about these Dodge Chargers. They are glorious beasts. And V8-powered Detroit muscle sedans are rare today. In fact, the Mopars here have no real competition in their price class. Tire-frying, gas-burning hooligans will no doubt become even rarer going forward. Read More > Classic Cars Street-Spotted: Lamborghini Espada Series III The Espada is over half a century old. It turned 51 just this year, and it still looks like a prop from a science fiction film from the 1960s set in the mid-21st century. Read More > Car News 2020 BMW M8 Gran Coupe adds doors, length to the M8 Coupe Say Guten Tag to the BMW M8 Gran Coupe, which is BMW-speak for a coupe that was given two more doors, thus becoming a sedan, but largely keeping its coupe-like profile.  Read More > Classic Ads 1972: Drunk Uncle Sam has red-white-and-blue Fords for you A television commercial for the 1972 Ford Sprint package. Read More > Monster Energy NASCAR Cup First look: NASCAR’s 2021 car hits Richmond for track testing The body is a baseline and not representative of the ones each manufacturer will submit. Read More > Formula One Mercedes on the brink of historic manufacturer championship The title would equal the six that Scuderia Ferrari earned between 1999 and 2004. Read More > Formula One Mercedes pays Toto Wolff 8 million Euros a year That's a little more than $8.7 million USD per year for the leading Mercedes Formula 1 executive. Read More > Formula One F1 considering combustion engine freeze for 2021 The industry wants the electrical components of the current powerplant to be more pronounced. Read More > Formula One F1 teams debate active aerodynamics for 2021 car The hope is that active aerodynamics, giving the drivers the ability to adjust the wings and other parts of the car while closely following a rival, will ensure that the 2021 cars continue to permit close racing. Read More > IMSA IMSA Petit Le Mans preview: Acura, Honda Performance Development ready to wrap up titles Acura and Honda Performance Development could walk away with as many as eight championships in IMSA competition this weekend at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. Read More > NASCAR Nashville will not host ARCA in 2020, promoters to renegotiate with city over late payments NASCAR remains a possibility in the future, but there is still work to be done to revitalize one of stock car racing's traditional homes. Read More > YOU MAY HAVE MISSED Report: You can now order the diesel-powered Jeep Wrangler of your dreams (for an extra $6,000) F1 still squabbling as 2021 rules deadline looms 2020 Subaru Ascent essentials: Stepping up Subscribe Today Car news, reviews, motorsports, auto shows, and stunning photography delivered right to your mailbox Subscribe Connect With Us Feedback or questions? Contact Us Email editor | Customer Service | Advertise with Us   This email was sent to lenia859.reminder@blogger.com Manage My Account | Unsubscribe   © 2019 Autoweek 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48207 United States. Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions