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  • 2026 Lexus RZ (US).

    The revised Lexus RZ was introduced a few weeks ago in Europe. Now we have more news about the US version. As you can see, it seems Lexus is very happy with the way the RZ looks, and they didn’t appear to have changed anything inside and out. At least visually. (However, more photos to… Continue reading 2026 Lexus RZ (US).

  • 2027 Hyundai Santa Fe.

    These illustrations show what a mid-cycle facelift for the Hyundai Santa Fe could look like. I think they look great and are very realistic. They are from an Instagram account named “kksstudio”. While I think the current Santa Fe looks very good ad quite interesting, this seems like a great improvement. It also uses newer… Continue reading 2027 Hyundai Santa Fe.

  • Nissan Skyline.

    Yes, even with all that current financial mess, Nissan is apparently working on an all-new Skyline. However, it won’t be a “regular” sedan anymore. The Skyline is a long-running name for Nissan, with the first generation dating from 1957. Back then, it was produced by the “Prince Motor Company”. Which was merged into Nissan 10… Continue reading Nissan Skyline.

  • 2026 Toyota BZ Woodland.

    Another day, another EV from Toyota. At least for the US market. The new BZ Woodland is basically the exact same car as the Subaru Trailseeker we saw just a few weeks ago. With a redesigned Toyota front end. Since the Trailseeker and Solterra are Toyota products. Besides the stupid name (Why not just “Woodland”?),… Continue reading 2026 Toyota BZ Woodland.

  • Chrysler SUV.

    There have been zero new Chrysler models for many years now. With the death of the 300 sedan in December 2023, the only model currently on sale is the Pacifica Minivan. A model that started production in 2016. The amazing part is that even with only one old model on sale, Chrysler sales in 2024… Continue reading Chrysler SUV.

  • 2026 Toyota C-HR (US).

    Toyota just officially revealed the US version of the new European C-HR+ we saw just a few weeks ago. It is changing its name to just “C-HR” for the US since, you know, we don’t get the regular Toyota C-HR over here anymore. I’m not sure reviving the name of a model you canceled a… Continue reading 2026 Toyota C-HR (US).

  • Cadillac Sedan DeVille.

    The illustration above shows what a rebirth of the Cadillac Sedan DeVille based on GM’s Ultium platform could look like. It shows a modern take on the classic large Cadillac sedan. One with a different design language than the current “IQ” models. But not something like the $340,000 Celestiq. Not something a few dozen billionaires… Continue reading Cadillac Sedan DeVille.

  • 2026 Toyota BZ.

    Farewell to the Toyota Bz4X, and welcome to the Toyota BZ. This is a pretty ridiculous change of name if you ask me. This should have been called “RAV4 EV” from the start. “BZ’ isn’ that much better than”Bz4X”. The new BZ is the US version of the updated Bz4X we saw launched in Europe… Continue reading 2026 Toyota BZ.

  • Chrysler 300.

    The last generation Chrysler 300 ended production on December 8, 2023. Of course, by then, it was as popular as it had been in the past years. With only 13,169 units sold in 2023. Which isn’t that terrible for a design that came out 12 years earlier. At around the same time, Stellantis also killed… Continue reading Chrysler 300.

  • Ford Thunderbird.

    It seems Ford is way too busy turning out one SUV after another to even think of something as wonderful as a new Thunderbird. And of course, who can really blame them? This is a business, after all, and they do need to make money. And yet, they totally abandoned cars a few years ago,… Continue reading Ford Thunderbird.

  • VW ID.Golf.

    VW‘s EV plans seem to be constantly in flux. And it has become quite hard to guess what’s coming up and when. However, it seems a new EV version of the VW Golf is indeed still on its way. There is still a rumor about the next-generation VW Golf being an EV, and only an… Continue reading VW ID.Golf.