The 2019 New York International Auto Show is in full swing and packed to the rafters with the latest cars, trucks, SUVs and concepts.

The 2019 New York International Auto Show is upon us and that means so are the World Car Awards.

The days are getting longer and the temperatures are rising. That can mean only one thing: riding season is here.

In 1998, Subaru gave us the Impreza 2.5RS. The success of which is the reason Subaru finally brought the WRX in 2001 and the STI in 2004.

If the growing number of SUVs on the road wasn't enough of a sign of their popularity, Mercedes just revealed another, the all-new GLB concept.

The Fiat 124 Spider earns the "Least Popular Car" award, which is a damn shame because it's one of the best cars currently on the road.

All styles have markdowns so no matter what kind of riding you're looking to get done, you'll be able to save on a new lid.

We chatted with Ducati Design Director Andrea Ferraresi to hear why he thinks the Diavel is every bit deserving of the Red Dot Best of the Best Award.

It's been six long years since Mazda graced the roads with a high-performance hatchback, but that could be about to change.

The very best of America's pavement.

An Isuzu Trooper is a relatively rare sight on America roads, but this one takes rarity to a whole new level.

The latest and greatest from all the helmet manufacturers are here just in time for the riding season. These are some of the best out there.

Barring any unexpected aggressive bidding wars, you could be looking at a hell of a deal for a custom restomodded Defender.

There's no denying the future of motorcycles is all-electric and Honda is the latest big name in the business to tease its electric intentions with the CR-E MX.

Want a better driving experience? There's an app for that.

Thanks to the 25-year-old car import law early '90s Japanese cars are now making their way to our shores, like this lovely sleeper 1993 Subaru WRX Type SA.

With the release of the long-awaited Gladiator pickup truck, it makes sense it's the star of the show at this year's Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah.

Just when you thought Land Rover was done building the old-school Defender, it goes and springs this surprise on us.

When you find a '70s Porsche with an outward appearance this spectacular, you can expect a price somewhere close to the six-figure range.

It looks good everywhere but best of all, the Dainese Stripes D1 which usually retails for $600, is marked down to $249 today.

If you want a luxury car, have a desire to save a heap of cash and don't mind an already slightly broken-in driver's seat, this is list is the right place to start shopping.

Polestar Engineered cars will add some more heat to the Volvo's lineup, and next up in the pipeline are hotrod versions of the XC60 compact SUV and V60 wagon.

Wagons were once one of the most popular types of car on America's roads. Now, they're making a quiet comeback.

A 2012 E63 with the insane Renntech R1 performance package might end up being one of the most coveted wagons of all time.

If you're looking to start an adventure vehicle project this 1979 Volvo C202 Laplander 4×4 is the way to go.

Just the look of a Field Notes notebook is enough to keep one handy all the time and the new limited run "Mile Marker" Edition is no different.

While other '80s-era sports cars were trying to kill its drivers with massive power curves and no electronic aides the 944 kept an even keel, was easily controllable and enjoyable to almost everyone.

It's not a million-dollar car, but for the driving experience it's capable of delivering, this 2004 Mazdaspeed Miata should be going for a hell of a lot more.

In a few years, preferences will shift again, but for now, these are 10 of the slowest-selling cars in America last year.

As far as unassuming cars go, the 2004 Volkswagen R32 easily tops the list of all-time greats.

If you treat this E36 M3-in disguise as the bastardized weekend car that it is and only drive it for the thrill, the bargain might be worth the risk.

For the third time in history, Ducati takes home the Red Dot "Best of the Best" Award, this time with the 2019 Diavel 1260.

Ford is planning to send off the current generation F-150 with another Raptor version, this time fitted with the V8 from the new Shelby Mustang GT500.

If you live in the city, whether you enjoy some light trail riding on the weekends or not, an old scrambler like this '72 Honda CL350 is the perfect weapon of choice.

It's safe to say the new Defender will be a far cry from the Defenders of yesteryear. There's an easy solution, however. Just get this 1991 Land Rover Defender 110 V8 instead.

If you bring your old helmet to any participating AGV retail partner, they'll take it off your hands and give you a coupon for 20% off any new AGV helmet.

BMW just announced the pricing and performance numbers for the third generation S 1000 RR and it looks like the German superbike is only going to get better.

Honda's no stranger to either off-roading or powersports, which makes it odd the company took so long to jump into the sport side-by-side market.

There aren't many cars better at teaching the fundamentals of driving than an old BMW like this 318i.

It seems every time someone calls the time of death for print, another well-designed boutique magazine pops up and thrives. Meta is one of those magazines.

Discommon adds yet another impressive installment to its Automotive Icon Table Series with the Aston Martin Valkyrie "Wake" table.

If you need further proof of the rise in popularity middleweight and lightweight adventure bikes, feast your eyes on the AJP PR7 Rally.

Cadillac unveiled the 2020 CT5 sedan ahead of this year's New York International Auto Show and it now has the monumental task of replacing both the CTS and ATS sedans and taking on BMW and Audi.

Sport sedans have a unique place in automotive history. They're either complete flops or absolute legends. We set out to find the best, used sport sedans we'd buy, right now for $10,000.