It turns out, fast doesn’t have to mean expensive. In fact, you can buy 160-180 mph used sports cars for the price of a new Kia Soul. We list the fastest cars you can buy for around $20,000 in 2025 ...

When electric vehicles first came around, they had a lot of problems. They looked ugly, couldn't cover long distances, and most importantly, lacked speed and power. This made them unappealing to both ...

William has been writing about cars since 2024, after completing his journalism diploma at University and undertaking work experience at Autocar Magazine. He is now a contributor to CarBuzz, ...

Monstrously powerful and packed full of tech, EVs can be a force to be reckoned with. We run down the fastest of all time ...

Rugved Koppiker is the kind of motoring enthusiast who doesn’t just write about motorcycles and cars—he lives them. A former marketing executive turned automotive journalist, he blends sharp ...

William has been writing about cars since 2024, after completing his journalism diploma at University and undertaking work experience at Autocar Magazine. He is now a contributor to CarBuzz, ...

Nowadays, the fastest cars on the road might not be powered by gas-guzzling V8s or twin-turbo V6s. For adrenaline junkies seeking to take off as fast as possible from a red light, an electric vehicle ...

Chase Bierenkoven is a gearhead and writer based in Denver, Colorado. As the family lore goes, Chase's first word was "truck." Cars have been a problem ever since. By 16, Chase was spending his ...

It isn't unheard of for today's fastest street-legal cars to reach top speeds of 250 mph or more. After an exhilarating ride like that, it's hard to imagine ever being able to drive 65 mph again, let ...

This SSC Ultimate Aero held the record of world’s fastest production car until recently, when the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport took the lead.Mike Markovich/CNET When we first covered the ...

Several car models in 2026 can exceed speeds of 270 miles per hour. These multi-million dollar hypercars are built to break records and compete with the fastest of all time. Technology and engineering ...

Sometimes less really is more. A car that weighs less doesn't just accelerate quicker for the power it's got — it stops shorter, changes direction faster, and generally feels more alive doing it, ...