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CT4 V against ATS V
It looks like the CT4 is actually not an all-new model. ( I flipped the ATS pic to match the CT4) At all. Proportions look exactly the same as the ATS. And more! Only the sheet metal is new. It seems they have actually used the same car. Glass area looks exactly the same. Why???… Continue reading CT4 V against ATS V
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2020 Volvo S90
I guess it is time for the Volvo S90 to get a few mid-cycle changes. The 2020 model is on top. And all I can see is a new bumper and lower grille. The grille itself is a bit different but that might be a sporty trim. Otherwise, good to see nothing has been ruined…
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2020 Chevrolet Corvette C8 illustration
I usually don’t post C8 Corvette illustrations since there seems to be a new one every day. Showing the same thing over and over. But I think this one is interesting and quite different. For once, it doesn’t show any side window behind the door. (Which, if there are any, have so far always been… Continue reading 2020 Chevrolet Corvette C8 illustration
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Cadillac CT4-V
In another weird move, Cadillac has also unveiled the V version of their all-new CT4 compact sedan. Before the actual CT4! I guess they wanted today to be a “V” day or something… As far as the design goes, I do like this CT4 better than the CT5. Still, I don’t really think it is such an… Continue reading Cadillac CT4-V
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Cadillac CT-5 V
After driving a CTS-V for a whole week a little while ago, I, of course, became a huge fan of that car. This is why the announcement of the all-new V version of the CT-5 sedan is such a letdown. Not only because of the specs. Which are pretty terrible, for a “V”. The CTS… Continue reading Cadillac CT-5 V
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2020 Lexus RX
It looks like Lexus is finally simplifying their designs a bit (just a tiny bit) The revised 2020 model is in the top picture. And although the changes are very subtle, they make that front end look a lot cleaner. Gone is that weirdo small triangular shape in the bumper. The grille seems a bit… Continue reading 2020 Lexus RX
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2020 Kia Seltos Vs- 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer
The “squarish small SUV with a floating roof” club is now accepting new members. The Hyundai Venue is another one. But smaller. It looks like the new Chevrolet and Kia are about the same size. the front doors and windshield are actually almost the same. making them feel related although they are not. It will be… Continue reading 2020 Kia Seltos Vs- 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer
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2021 Buick Encore GX
While the new Trailblazer is most certainly replacing the Trax, this new Encore GX is NOT replacing the Encore. Which is weird. Buick says: “The Encore GX will be positioned between the smaller Encore and the larger Envision and Enclave models” The current Encore is old (It came out in 2012!) I actually think this… Continue reading 2021 Buick Encore GX
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2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer
Quite a surprise today. I just didn’t expect it so early. It does look quite nice and very current. it reminds me a bit of the new Hyundai Venue. GM has not provided any official specs yet, but this is replacing the Trax. So I guess this will compete with the HR-V, CX-3 and the… Continue reading 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer
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1971 Lincoln Coupe Drive
My friend Chris bought an old Lincoln Coupe a few years ago. I finally got to take a short ride in it. What a weird time machine this is… Such an old fashion idea of luxury. The feeling of that huge hood in front of you. The only way you get this now is in… Continue reading 1971 Lincoln Coupe Drive
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Audi E-Tron GT patent picture shows the same design as the concept.
Great to see that not everyone is teasing us with crazy concept cars that will never make it into production. While I understand the “concept” version of the Audi E-Tron GT was a slightly revised version of the actual production car, it is still good to see. (production car is on top) The gorgeous E-Tron… Continue reading Audi E-Tron GT patent picture shows the same design as the concept.
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Current CR-V Vs. the next one
Yes, the shape will be very similar to the current one. (Just like the current one is actually very similar to the previous one…) it looks like it will follow Honda’s upcoming design trend of “simpler and fewer lines”. Which we saw on the current Insight. And will see on the next Fit.