The Alfa Romeo Montreal came to be in the early 1970s when Alfa Romeo declared that there'd been a huge demand for a road-legal version of its racing concept car of the same name when it was ...

The BADD GT is already in elite company. It’s faster than the Hennessey Venom F5, which achieved 270.4 mph on the same runway ...

Come next year, driver and engineer Johnny Bohmer will attempt to hit 330 mph (531 kph) in a street legal 2006 Ford GT called ...

Street-Legal Porsche 962 for Sale, for a Mere $1.3 Million If you've ever wanted to make a Starbucks run in a car that competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, it's your lucky day.

The car was offered at the Mecum Auctions event in Kissimmee, Fla., on Saturday and sold for $7,040,000, which is the highest price ever paid at auction for a street legal Ford.

It was later sold to a Dutch collector who registered it for road use in Germany. The car retains its original red and white racing livery and has less than 22,000 km (~13,600 miles) on the clock.

Porsche didn’t build a single street-legal 917; There was no such thing as, say, a 917 Straße. And yet, two examples are currently configured for road use.

Porsche has released a video in honor of the 50th anniversary of the carmaker's 917 road car project, in which it hints that June 2025 will see the debut of a street legal 963 race car.

He also learned to appreciate legal car events. “Anything that was not legal, you really don't get credit for the video. It doesn't benefit you,” the Houston creator said in a Zoom interview.

Roadkill Nights returns to downtown Pontiac, Michigan, on August 9, featuring street-legal drag racing on Woodward Avenue. The event includes new product reveals, thrill rides, a car show, and ...