Autoweek in review: Subaru WRX coupe caught testing, we drive the 2013 Volkswagen Golf, and ride shotgun in the Porsche 918

The 2014 Subaru WRX coupe was caught out on the open road on Oct. 4. Could it be a possible BRZ-based STI? Enthusiasts can only hope. Click here for the Autoweek exclusive picture.

Even though the seventh-generation 2013 Volkswagen Golf just premiered at the Paris motor show last week, Autoweek drove the new car in European guise. Click here for the full review.

Having a Ford Mustang Boss 302 for a weekend can be a lot of fun—especially when some original Boss owners come to check the new car out up close and personal.

The Porsche 918 is shaping up to be a force to be reckoned with, thanks to its blistering performance and hybrid technology. Senior West Coast editor Mark Vaughn recently rode shotgun in the coupe and spyder versions of the next great Porsche. Click here for more details.

Murilee Martin strikes again with Project Car Hell. But, as any true enthusiast knows, it's the rare vehicles that make the most special projects, and this week is no exception. Take a read to see which early Wankel-powered cars are on deck for your next project.

Seven-time Formula One Champion Michael Schumacher announced his plans for retirement, a second time and allegedly “for good.” His will finish this season and conclude his career in Brazil, six years after announcing his first retirement.

The Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance in March 2013 is shaping up to be quite an event. Recently announced is the celebration of the Ford GT40 race car that turned the automotive motorsports world upside down back in 1969. Click here for more details.

Since the Paris motor show kicked off the auto show season, it's no surprise announcements for the Detroit auto show and Los Angeles auto show have begun.

Volkswagen Beetle fans will be pleased: The convertible version of the redesigned Beetle will premi

By David Arnouts