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While Mazda’s future plans are pretty unclear and seem to change every few months, there is still no new Mazda 6 sedan officially planned. Mazda has repeatedly signaled that it is focusing its limited resources on higher-margin vehicles, and that means “SUVs”. That reality alone makes a traditional midsize sedan a tough sell internally.  What… Continue reading New 2028 Mazda 6 sedan illustrations.

Chrysler is not going anywhere. At least, that’s what Stellantis keeps insisting. The company has repeatedly reaffirmed its long-term commitment to the brand and continues to publicly push back against rumors of abandonment or divestment. Still, it’s difficult to ignore the reality that we’ve seen very little in the way of fresh product or visible… Continue reading 2028 Chrysler Cordoba coupe.

The VW ID.4 has already received a surprisingly long list of updates for the 2025 model year. Including revisions to the powertrain, updated battery options, and much-improved software that finally feels closer to what customers expected from the start. While these upgrades are meaningful and welcome, the reality is that the ID.4 still looks almost… Continue reading 2027 VW ID.Tiguan.

Cadillac will end production of the current CT5 sedan after the 2026 model year. While the smaller CT4 will definitely not make a comeback, GM is reportedly working on a next-generation CT5. That alone is encouraging, because Cadillac desperately needs a new sedan in its lineup. Something that isn’t just there to say “we still… Continue reading 2028 Cadillac CT5.

The current Genesis G90 sedan is the top dog of the Hyundai Motor Group. The most expensive and most luxurious model in the lineup. At least until the all-new GV90 electric SUV arrives. Which will almost certainly take over as the brand’s technological and design flagship. For now, though, the G90 still wears the crown… Continue reading 2027 Genesis G90 sedan.

The Japanese illustration above shows what the next generation of the Toyota Harrier could look like. The current model is familiar to U.S. buyers, as it was sold here as the Toyota Venza. Prior to that, the first two generations were marketed in North America as the Lexus RX. Which helped establish Lexus as a… Continue reading 2027 Toyota Harrier news.

After being canceled, the Hemi V8 was resurrected last year. Not in a Chrysler car, but it is now back on the option list of the Ram 1500 pickup truck. And Stellantis just announced a production number of 100 000 units for the reborn V8 in 2026. There is now a rumor that it will… Continue reading Should the V8Hemi return in a Chrysler 300 Coupe?

The Levorg is a Subaru model that has so far never been sold in the US. It is only offered as a wagon, and was first introduced back in 2014. The current model is the second generation, which was introduced six years ago. It might very well be the nicest-looking car Subaru currently produces (except… Continue reading 2027 Subaru Levorg illustrations.

The first thing you notice when you see the new Scout Traveler and Terra is just how big they are. The Traveler measures about 191 inches long without the spare tire, and roughly 208 inches with it mounted. That’s serious size, and it immediately suggests there’s plenty of room in the lineup for something smaller… Continue reading Should Scout add a compact model?

The all-new Universal EV Platform from Ford will get its first new model in a few months. As we already know, it will be a new compact pickup truck. Apparently, something even a bit more original than a regular pickup. Whatever that means. Beyond nostalgia and market gaps, a new Falcon EV coupe could also… Continue reading New Falcon based on Ford’s Universal EV Platform?

It seems Volvo has its eye on the Cadillac Escalade. Well, at least the Mercedes GLS. Something bigger and more expensive than the current EX90. And especially, something with a more impressive profit margin. The Mercedes GLS routinely sells over 20,000 units a year in the US. The larger Mercedes SUV starts at over $90,000.… Continue reading 2028 Volvo EX100 a real possibility.

According to The Drive, Volvo’s chief strategy and product officer, Michael Fleiss, has recently been mentioning the possibility of new wagons for the brand. That would of course be good news for wagon fans around the world, as well as Volvo fans. Because a Volvo brand without any wagons in its lineup is almost like… Continue reading Volvo could be working on a new wagon for 2028.

This illustration from Japan is trying to show us what is coming from Honda for 2027. Except for the yellow car on the right, the other two seem to be mid-cycle refreshes of the current Civic and Accord. Which is not what we have head to far. We are supposed to see a new Honda… Continue reading New 2027 Honda Models.

The current VW Golf came out back in 2019. Normally, you would expect a new generation by now. But Volkswagen has been in a state of flux ever since for the past few years, mostly because it hasn’t quite known what to do with EVs. After some hesitation, VW finally settled on calling its electric… Continue reading Some 2028 VW Golf news.

I say, why not? Like my old friend Johnny Marseilles used to say, “It don’t cost nothing”. A next-generation version of the big Chrysler sedan would be a welcome change from the one-model lineup they offer now. The last-generation 300 ended production in December 2023. By that point, it was no longer the force it… Continue reading Can we still dream of a new Chrysler 300?