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Five Four-Door Cars That Outpace the C8 Corvette
automotive2 months ago

Five Four-Door Cars That Outpace the C8 Corvette

A roundup finds five four-door family cars that beat the base C8 Corvette Stingray in acceleration: Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, Rivian R1T/R1S (quad‑motor), BMW M3 Competition xDrive, Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric, and Tesla Model 3 Performance. These four‑doors post roughly 0–60 times from about 2.1–3.0 seconds and quarter‑mile ETs around 9.5–11.0 seconds, illustrating how modern, practical performance vehicles can outpace the older Corvette on drag tests. The list covers both EVs and a pure ICE option, notes price ranges (from around $55k to well over $100k, with Cayenne EV near $165k), and relies on instrumented tests against the 2020 Corvette Stingray data, acknowledging newer Corvette models may shift the comparisons.

Ford Teases Sub-$40K, Four-Door Mustang Mach 4 for 2029
business2 months ago

Ford Teases Sub-$40K, Four-Door Mustang Mach 4 for 2029

Ford showed dealers a real four-door Mustang Mach 4 prototype priced under $40,000, with a 2029 launch target and a plan to extend the S650 platform; the car is pitched to offer interior space comparable to a Panamera, potentially use a turbo EcoBoost or V8 with a manual option, signaling Ford's renewed interest in sedans and setting up a potential rivalry with Camaro and Charger.

Four-Door Fury: Sedans That Can Outpace Sports Cars
technology2 months ago

Four-Door Fury: Sedans That Can Outpace Sports Cars

A handful of 2026 four-door sedans—BMW M5, Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing, Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid, and Lucid Air Sapphire—are delivering supercar-beating performance through hybrid and electric power, with the M5 at 717 hp and 0–60 mph in 3.4 seconds (top speed up to 190 mph with the M Driver's Package), the CT5-V Blackwing at 668 hp and 0–60 in 3.4 seconds plus a manual option, the E53 Hybrid at 557 hp and 0–60 in 3.9 seconds, and the Lucid Air Sapphire at 1,234 hp, 0–60 in 1.89 seconds, and a 205 mph top speed, showcasing a sport-sedan renaissance that blends practicality with extreme pace.

The Unbuilt Four-Door 911 That Preceded Porsche Sedans
technology6 months ago

The Unbuilt Four-Door 911 That Preceded Porsche Sedans

In 1967, a Texas dealer hired Troutman & Barnes to stretch a Porsche 911 S into a rare four-door, rear-hinged sedan—an early one-off that Porsche itself never built. The piece frames this quirky project within Porsche’s broader history of sedan efforts, including the 989 concept, the 928 four-door, the Mercedes-Benz 500E collaboration, the Audi RS2, and the Panamera.

"Ford's Decision to Prioritize Explorer Sport Tracs Leaves Ranger Double Cab Fans Disappointed"
automotive2 years ago

"Ford's Decision to Prioritize Explorer Sport Tracs Leaves Ranger Double Cab Fans Disappointed"

Ford chose not to sell the four-door version of the third-generation Ranger in the U.S., despite offering it in Latin American markets. While other automakers were selling four-door compact trucks, Ford focused on selling the Explorer Sport Trac instead. The Sport Trac, however, did not have the same staying power as its rivals. Ford's decision to prioritize selling the Explorer over the four-door Ranger was likely driven by its desire to promote larger SUVs like the Explorer. The quirky and anachronistic double cab Ranger, with its unique design and turbocharged diesel engine, remains a favorite among truck enthusiasts.