Sean Evans

Valtteri Bottas to IndyCar? Adrian Newey to Aston Martin? Christian Horner to the FIA compliance desk, again?

From the 1963 Pontiac Catalina to the 1992 Dodge Viper, these models define the category with their bygone-era bravado.

From the McLaren F1 to the Pagani Utopia, this is our revised list of the very best models from the new millennium…at least for now.

Koenigsegg’s other-worldly road rockets continue to set benchmarks for performance.

Authors Sean Evans Sean’s an automotive scribe living in New York who is as shocked as you are that it’s possible to still make a living writing. There’s a folder on his computer just for photos of sad sloths. Find him… Read More

Limited to 38 examples, the marque’s answer to a challenge from F1’s Fernando Alonso pairs a 734 hp V-12 engine with a manual transmission.

We had owners walk us through their Renntech E60 sedan and a one-of-one E60 RS 4Matic Wagon.

As Formula 1’s automotive savant prepares to end his tenure with the Red Bull team, we look at the benchmarks of his legacy to date.

Our annual list of the industry’s most most powerful and exciting autos, from supercar to motorcycle.

After notching 23 world records for speed and performance in a single day in 2023, the all-electric Rimac Nevera hypercar is often described by numbers, by its other-worldly specs. 1,914 horsepower. Zero to 60 in 1.74 seconds. 100 in 3.21. 249 mph in 29.93, 1.5 seconds quicker than the Koenigsegg Regera. And, of course, it’s […]