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With an electronically limited top speed of 186 miles per hour, there’s not much competition for that crown, either.

Expect flat-six power, a manual transmission and one heck of a rear wing.

The system uses a band of LEDs to convey a variety of information to the driver.

The 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor was revealed, Tesla will recall nearly 135,000 vehicles, and the 2022 Ford Bronco Warthog was spied again. It’s the Week in Reverse right here at Motor Authority.

The automaker, which starts producing the electric F-150 in 2022, announced it will invest heavily in the future of powertrains and mobility through 2025.

Plus, a Hot Wheels car completes 10 loops in a row and Gaddafi’s former car goes up for sale.

Cupra Formentor line-up expanded with a new plug-in hybrid model, which boasts a pure-electric range of up to 34 miles

Meanwhile, the US government wants to have a chat about the wild fixture.

It’s a lovely message for a Super Bowl commercial, nonetheless.