1990s greatest hits: powerful Japanese sports cars, F1-derived technology, and a wonderful melange of naturally aspirated and turbocharged engines. Although the 1990s did not leave us with as many iconic cars as the 80s did, it was still a great decade engine-wise. During this interval, a variety of engines offered something for everyone and despite taking different approaches when it came down to the internals, these engines had something in common by offering brilliant performance.

In return, Toyota will make and sell Suzuki-developed cars.

Next-gen hatchback to be tech showcase.

Swedish super-coupe gets sideways in the snow.

Stop asking for a turbo Toyobaru.

The range-topping model will offer 800 horsepower from a plug-in hybrid powertrain.

The ATS appears as a coupe-only model in leaked GM VIN code documents.

They've been dropping for years, leaving car makers wary of investing too heavily.

Lamborghini’s first hybrid sports car will use next-generation solid-state technology

Nearly every carmaker sells a supermini. They're all reasonably practical and nice to look at, but the Suzuki Swift is one of the few that also offers all-wheel drive.