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Sony Created a Vision-S Concept Car to Test Autonomous Technology
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Ford Adds an Optional Black Interior to the Bronco First Edition
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2022 Buick Enclave Receives Refreshed Look, Goes on Sale Soon
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Volkswagen Discontinues Golf TSI but Remains Gold R and GTI for America
New Cadillac Escalade Led in Segment in Q4, 43% Sold for over $100,000
- January 6, 2021
It has come as a surprise that people were willing to pay above $100,000 for the 2021 Cadillac Escalade luxury full-size SUV.
Continue ReadingToyota Supra Turns Into a Movie Monster
- January 5, 2021
A digital automotive designer from Taiwan Ted Li has presented three striking designs of the legendary model on his Instagram.
Continue ReadingFisker Teases an Electric Pickup with Radical Design & High Efficiency
- January 5, 2021
Fisker CEO has recently posted a teaser of an electric pickup truck on LinkedIn.
Continue ReadingBentley Updates Its Most Popular Version of Bentayga for 2021
- January 5, 2021
A new 2021 Bentley Bentayga Hybrid joins other facelifts in the luxury model’s lineup.
Continue ReadingComebacks 2021: 11 New Vehicles Under Old Names
- January 4, 2021
2021 is the year of resurrection of several classic names in the automotive sector.
Retro styling or heritage-inspired styling is in trend again. It means we’ll witness this year how old nameplates revive on new vehicles.
MotorTrend picked out 11 retro cars that return to the market in 2021 in their new iterations:
The Volkswagen ID Buzz electric van is a revival of the famous Type 2 microbus.
The Hummer comes back as a GMC all-electric model running on big batteries.
A two-door Land Rover Defender 90 returns with a new look – much different from the old model.
The carmaker revives the name and spirit, but the design is new. The Jeep Grand Wagoneer and Wagoneer are the most luxurious vehicles of the brand.

Another classic name revived for an ultra-modern car.
The old Dodge Dakota died, but a midsize Ram model (most likely Dakota) is coming aimed at the Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Chevrolet Colorado.
With a new platform derived from the AMG GT Coupe, a 2+2 four-seat configuration and fresh styling, Mercedes-Benz gives a total rethink to its living legend.

Nissan’s new Z car with retro bodywork but new engine and modern chassis arrives to reignite interest in the long-running sports car.

Audo returns the TT to the stage as an all-electric two-seat roadster.

Jaguar fully rethinks its flagship sedan transforming it radically into an electric car.

Old name, new vehicle. Ford created the 2021 model to uphold the reputation of the legendary Bronco.
Android Auto Team Investigates the Bug In Pandora Music App
- January 4, 2021
Android Auto users have been complaining about the problem with Pandora music app work.
Continue ReadingSpies Spotted Plenty of Ford Bronco Sport Vehicles In Michigan
- January 4, 2021
Hundreds of new 2021 Ford Bronco Sport crossovers have been recently seen outside the Ford Michigan Assembly Plant.
Continue ReadingFord Bronco Sport and Ford Escape: Same Platform, Different Look
- January 3, 2021
Ford Escape and Ford Bronco Sport SUVs have been compared in terms of their exterior dimensions.
Continue ReadingChina-Made Tesla Model Y Costs Below Some Rivals, On Sale In January
- January 3, 2021
Tesla begins to deliver the Model Y vehicles made in Shanghai to Chinese customers this month.
Continue ReadingNew Cars Entering U.S. Market In 2021: Which One Is Most Exciting?
- January 2, 2021