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2005 SEMA: Ford GTX1 Video

The Ford GTX1 is an open-top version of the amazing GT supercar. Creator and Ford SVT engineering supervisor Kip Ewing explains the derivation of the concept and the challenges inherent in building it. more

2007 Volkswagen GTI Dyno Run Video

The GTI is one of the most exciting small cars on the market, thanks in part to a great little engine. We dyno one to see just how much power it is putting down. Watch here. more

2008 Technology of the Year: Chevy 2 Mode

Automobile Magazine explains the 2 Mode more

David Zenlea Drives the 2011 Chevrolet Volt Prototype Video

David Zenlea Drives the 2011 Chevrolet Volt Prototype more

2005 Frankfurt: 2007 Audi Q7 Video

Audi finally enters the SUV race with the Q7. Has the Q7 brought something new to the game, or is it just getting on the bandwagon? Executive editor Mark Gillies will let us know in his report from Frankfurt. more

2008 Tesla Roadster Road Test

We take the all-electric Tesla Roadster for a spin. Watch as we compare it to the Lotus Elise and don’t miss the acceleration run at the end. more

Chelsea Proving Grounds: Chrysler's New Products Day Video

During a recent press day at Chrysler's Proving Grounds in Chelsea, Michigan, we took down some perps with a Charger cop car, got sideways in a Viper coupe, and nearly sunk a Grand Cherokee in a mud puddle. more

2005 SEMA: GM Racing Ecotec Lakester Video

Automobile Magazine Technical Editor Don Sherman drove this Ecotec Lakester to a record on the Bonneville Salt Flats. Erik Johnson shows us what makes it go. more

2006 Hyundai Accent SE 3-door Video

What happens when a Korean carmaker throws an aftermarket short shift kit, cold air intake, and front stress bar onto its entry-level hatchback? Suddenly, a goofy little front-driver becomes Chuckable Rallycar Junior. We spent a day with the Hyundai Accent SE on the unpaved back roads around Ann Arbor--and we actually had a lot of fun. more

2007 Lexus LS460 (sort of) PARKS ITSELF! Video

Jason Cammisa, Sam Smith, and Erik Johnson answer the question of how many automotive journalists it takes to properly use the new LS460's self park feature. The answer? More than three, that's for sure. Will someone call a Lexus engineer? more