Yes, we've seen all the memes and stories about the all-new RS 5's weight, but we're still glad that Audi makes such cars. Even better, it still has six cylinders, so it'll at least sound decent. It ...

Mercedes-AMG has confirmed an all-new mild-hybrid version of its iconic V8 will be found in the upcoming CLE 63 set to debut later this year. This decision comes after the current C63's four-cylinder ...

AMG tells us a new V-8 is coming but won't confirm it's for the C63. Despite increasingly stringent emissions regulations, Mercedes vowed last week to keep V-8s in its portfolio. Even the S-Class' ...

News of a twin-turbo V8 engine returning to the Mercedes-AMG C63 and E63 has, unfortunately, been greatly exaggerated. Despite the fever pitch of excitement surrounding a report that V8 power will be ...

The automotive world has changed drastically over the last decade or so, with environmental challenges forcing manufacturers to change the way they build cars. Out have gone naturally aspirated ...

The 2024 Mercedes-AMG C63 S E Performance will have an $85,050 starting price when it reaches U.S. dealerships this spring. The high-performance sedan is a plug-in hybrid, with its Formula 1-inspired ...

If that’s accurate, it means the eight-cylinder will be comprehensively updated but not entirely new. One of the bigger changes detailed by Autocar is a shift from a cross-plane crankshaft to a ...

The switch from a 4-liter biturbo V8 to a four-cylinder turbo hybrid in its iconic sedan caused a rift within its fandom. In recent years, loyal and passionate enthusiasts who dwell on forums, comment ...

It's common for race cars to have some connection—however small—with performance road cars. Usually this takes the form of "homologation specials," road cars built specifically to qualify a racing ...

The V8 fightback starts here. Mercedes-AMG is reportedly dropping a twin-turbo bent eight into its upcoming CLE 63 coupe and convertible, and it’s due in part to slow sales of the four-cylinder PHEV ...

If you missed your V8-powered Mercedes-AMGs, you’re not alone. According to a report from Autocar, the Mercedes-Benz performance brand will move away from its 2.0-liter plug-in hybrid powertrains.