The engine of the 2004 Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG produces 516 pound-feet of torque between 2,650 and 4,500 rpm. For a lot of people, this sentence means nothing. What, after all, is torque? What is a ...

Spending more than $133,000 on a used-up, two-decade old Mercedes station wagon with around 123,000 miles on it might seem ridiculous. Then again, most Mercedes wagons aren’t Michael Schumacher’s 1998 ...

Kyle has written professionally across the motorsport and motoring world since graduating from Plymouth University in 2018, and has acted as the MotoGP editor for Motorsport Week and as a Features ...

Today, as electrification reshapes the performance landscape, these machines stand as a testament to a golden era of machine ...

Twenty-five years ago, if you had predicted there would be cars like this today, people would have said you were nuts. The late 1970s were mired in worldwide recession and a global energy shortage, ...

14.4-in. vented, cross-drilled discs/ 13.2-in. vented, cross-drilled discs; vac asst, ABS 14.2-in. vented discs/ 13.0-in. vented discs; vac asst, ABS Total swept area 602 sq in. 629 sq in. Swept ...

Spending $133,000 on what is, ostensibly, an 18-year-old Mercedes station wagon is perhaps a bit ridiculous, but it's actually a bargain in a sense. Among cars apparently driven by Michael Schumacher ...

The W210-generation Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG was a fantastic high-performance luxury sedan, but there was one downside: Mercedes only sold it with an automatic transmission. If you want an E55 with a ...

THE MERCEDES-BENZ E55 AMG just may be the first car we’ve found that requires you keep the electronic stability control on to manage its torque, all 516 lb-ft of it. Any other way we tried to launch ...

Sleeper cars are the best kind of cars, period. Not only do they say you're a very confident man who doesn't feel the need to boast with a flashy car, but they also provide some wonderful occasions ...