When developing convertible models, McLaren targets the same performance, design, and functionality benchmarks of its coupes. To see how disruptive McLaren drop-tops have become, we ventured to Phoenix, AZ, where the new 600LT Spider ($256,500) and 720S Spider ($315,000) awaited a test on road and track.

Mazda has always ignored complaints, but for the 2019 model year, a concession has been made. A bump in output enhances the MX-5 Miata’s already entertaining character while maintaining its accessibility. Our test of the MX-5 RF gauges the sports car’s convenience, style, and handling against fierce competitors.

The 2019 Genesis G70 is Korea’s first attempt to take on the vaunted German trio of BMW 3 Series, Audi A4, and Mercedes-Benz C-Class. Competition doesn’t come much tougher than that, but Genesis came prepared with an upscale interior, well-tuned chassis, and available manual transmission.

Succeeding the polarizing California T, the 2019 Ferrari Portofino is the Italian automaker’s entry-level model, and its only convertible grand tourer. To compete against the Aston Martin DB11 Volante and the Bentley Continental GT Convertible, the Portofino must excel as both a driver’s car and cruiser.

Classic Recreations is back with another supercharged '60s era Shelby Mustang, this time painted in a stunning "burple" paint color.

Lamborghini has revealed its 631-hp Huracan Performante at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show. The new sports car is Lambo's most powerful V10 yet.

Toyota’s 2015 4Runner TRD Pro is your capable weekend mountain-tamer, dune-runner, and mud-mucker. During the week, it’s one hell of a chest-inflator.

Dodge’s 2015 Charger SRT Hellcat signals the end of an era with sound, fury, and one hell of value proposition.

Effortlessly quick, graceful, and lavish, the 2016 Bentley Continental GTC Speed owns the grand touring category.

Cadillac’s ATS-V Coupe may fly under a badge snob’s radar, but those in the know will bow before its princely performance.

Nimble, tech-laden, and striking, Audi’s 2016 TT-S proves that cutting-edge performance isn’t just for the supercar realm.

McLaren’s 675LT is the star athlete, teachers’ pet, and after-school tutor to struggling supercars through a combination of performance, road manor, and innovation.

RAM’s 1500 Rebel has the rugged looks, but can it handle itself off-road without sacrificing ride quality or underbody panels?

Cadillac’s XT5 is a genuine competitor, but blending in won’t cut it when buyers are convinced their only choices hail from foreign lands.

Audi’s all-new R8 attempts to be the do-it-all supercar with a cohesive design, refined interior, and potent V10. But can a supercar really be thrilling and practical?

Ducati’s XDiavel is a cruiser/sport bike hybrid that introduces two opposing camps of riders to an excit-ing new experience with a blend of performance and comfort.

The Audi RS7 Performance bundles supercar performance, interior refinement, and streamlined design into a premium four-door coupe without equal.

Consumers shopping compact luxury sport sedans have abundant choices, but the 2017 Audi A4 is the right blend of sophistication, speed, and smarts.

Digital Trends takes BMW’s plug-in hybrid X5 xDrive40e on a road trip from New York to Boston to test its real-world fuel economy, comfort, and performance.

If you’re ready to take the all-electric plunge, Hyundai’s Ioniq Electric has the range, gadgets, and com-fort to ease your transition.

Sculpted by the wind and powered by a vicious V10 engine, the Lamborghini Huracán Performante takes the street-legal supercar experience to a new level.

Over a decade after the Veyron shattered the road car ceiling, Bugatti is back with a hotter, sleeker successor.

Mercedes-Benz gives its midsize luxury E400 Coupe a top-down redesign with S-Class styling, C-Class dynamics, and a presence all its own.

BMW’s M240i and its all-new turbocharged engine offers M2 acceleration without sacrificing comfort. Long live the ultimate driving machine.

Can a gas-sipping hybrid SUV really deliver true Porsche performance? Find out in our 2017 Porsche Cayenne S E-Hybrid review.

The 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Velar is unlike anything we’ve seen from the U.K. automaker, combin-ing effortless beauty with effortless capability.

The 2018 Aston Martin DB11 V8 widens the grand touring spectrum like never before with a new extremes for performance and comfort.

Jeep’s all-new Compass boasts upscale styling and convenience features. Read on for our full take in this 2017 Jeep Compass Sport Review.

Digital Trends heads to Germany for our 2018 Mercedes-AMG GLC63 S first drive review.

In our 2018 Audi RS3 Review, Digital Trends tests the pint-sized powerhouse on road and track to see if it’s a true RS Sport product.

Digital Trends travels to Charleston, South Carolina to put Infiniti’s range topping model to the test. Read on for our full 2018 Infiniti QX80 First Drive Review.

Can Porsche’s Cayman still charm with a four-cylinder? Find out in our 2018 Porsche 718 Cayman Review.

Our 2018 Honda Accord Sport review uncovers the brilliance of one of the most popular cars ever made – completely re-engineered to conquer its class.

Infiniti introduces the world’s first variable compression engine as part of the all-new QX50. Read on for our 2019 Infiniti QX50 first drive review.