Jay Leno’s Garage is a gearhead’s paradise, where the rumble of engines and the shine of chrome spin tales of car history. In the latest episode, Leno rolls out a monster that’s rewriting what American muscle can do: the 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, the most ferocious Corvette ever, and with GM President Mark Reuss riding shotgun, they take it for its first public spin.
Dunsfold Aerodrome, a quiet airstrip tucked in Surrey, England, has heard its share of snarling engines and screeching tires, serving as Top Gear’s legendary test track where everything from plucky hatchbacks to wild hypercars fought for lap-time glory. In 2025, a Czech dark horse—the Praga Bohema—rolled up to this hallowed ground, and with ex-Stig Ben Collins at the wheel, this underdog supercar obliterated a lap record, leaving gearheads gobsmacked.
Two titans of the automotive world faced off in a quarter-mile sprint, courtesy of CarWow’s drag race spectacle. The Porsche 911 GT3 RS, a track-bred icon from Zuffenhausen, squared up against the Mercedes-AMG GT R, a snarling beast from Affalterbach.
Presidential limousines, with their tank-like builds and classified tech, are the stuff of legend—built for world leaders, not weekend grocery runs. But Miami Armored, a company with a knack for turning luxury vehicles into rolling fortresses, has crafted something remarkably close: an armored Cadillac Escalade that can shrug off rifle fire and grenade blasts while keeping you connected to social media.
The Tesla Cybertruck, with its jagged edges and futuristic vibe, took a hit to its reputation when its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system flubbed a parking job, smacking into a coworker’s sedan, as shared by owner JayPresto. Eager to flaunt FSD’s skills, JayPresto set the Cybertruck to cruise a street, loop back, and park itself in a lot, but the system—branded “Full Self-Driving (Supervised)”—miscalculated, veering awkwardly and failing to nail the tight turn needed.