Best Driver's Car Week

Even though the 2020 Toyota Supra is a Toyota, it's really a BMW. On paper, the 2019 M2 Competition makes 70 hp more than the GR Supra. Will the BMW that's badged as a BMW wipe the floor with its Japanese cousin?

Jaguar built a 600-hp, track-focused sedan with the purpose of setting great lap times. AMG built an even more powerful four-door sports car: the 2019 GT 63 S. This is a battle to see which super sedan will turn the quickest lap.

In many ways a luxury coupe is the ultimate expression of success and prestige. The primary question on everyone's minds is: which big, old GT can Randy Pobst rock around Laguna Seca more quickly?

The Shelby GT350 is massively improved for 2019, but the Porsche 911 is all new for 2020, and the Carrera S comes packing a huge punch. Plus, as Jonny Lieberman and Jethro Bovingdon are so fond of saying, Porsche finds a way.

The 2019 McLaren Senna will crush almost anything on any racetrack anywhere in the world. That said, the 2019 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera is pretty dang sporty for a big GT. The Senna is going to win, but by how much?

The supercharged 6.2L V-8 of the 2019 Redeye is only three ponies short of 800 hp, but the 2019 Urus is the quickest SUV the world has ever seen and moves in ways no SUV ever has.

An international cast of MotorTrend talent from five different countries descends upon WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca to have a little race. The rules are simple: the first car across the finish line after three laps wins!

Jonny Lieberman, Jethro Bovingdon and Randy Pobst unleash 12 of this year's hottest sports cars and supercars on the road and at the track and figure out which one is best.