Consumers who say they believe in karma are more likely to forgive companies that behave immorally than those who don’t, ...

Audi RS6 Avant C8 in Athens, Greece Tuesday, February 4th. Wow, this has to be one of the best-looking RS6s in the country.

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Building a desirable, affordable car is tough in 2025, but Fiat has played a blinder by delivering a new Grande Panda that’s not just cheap, but packed full of character and, should you wish ...

But that’s easy to do when you already own over 120 of them. Hendrick bought the first 2025 C8 Corvette ZR1 on Saturday for a jaw-dropping $3.7 million at a Barrett-Jackson auction. If you think ...

Hendrick secured the first C8 ZR1 at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale for $3.7 million— well north of the car's $174,995 MSRP. Hendrick has a history of making headlines at Barrett ...

Hendrick bought the first C8 Corvette for $3 million, and the first C8 Corvette Z06 for $3.6 million, both considerable premiums for a car that starts at $68,300. Barrett-Jackson, which put on the ...

Barrett-Jackson has concluded this year's Scottsdale auction and the star of the night was this: the very first production 2025 Chevy Corvette ZR1. Identifiable by its VIN 001 designation, the ...

The body appears to adopt the same mid-engined silhouette as the existing Cayman, defined by a gently sloping roofline and a short bonnet. Although the disguise makes it hard to see, we suspect ...

This is not the first time that Hendrick has used the Barrett-Jackson auctions as a way to add to his Corvette collection and share his philanthropy, spending $3 million for the first C8 Corvette ...

The first production 2025 C8 Corvette ZR1 is now spoken for, auctioned off for a cool $3.7 million at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2025. The full hammer price of the 2025 C8 Corvette ZR1 VIN 001 ...

Audi has committed to a future where odd-numbered cars are powered by gas engines, while the even numbered cars are all-electric, which explains that bit. Regardless of how you want your future ...