BMW
2018 BMW 7-Series Edition 40 Jahre: Just 200 to be built
Only 200 limited edition G11/G12 BMW 7-Series Edition 40 Jahre models will be made, each customizable by their owner and available with exclusive features.
Toyota
Toyota Sienna (1997-2000, XL10, first generation, USA) photos
The 1997 Toyota Sienna replaced the Previa in the USA. Based on the Camry, it has a normal FWD layout, 3-liter V6, and optional driver’s side sliding door.
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz B-Class Electric Drive (2015, W246, B250e) photos
The W246 Mercedes-Benz B-Class Electric Drive has a Tesla powertrain with a 36kWh battery, and an electric motor with 100kW (134hp) and 310Nm (229 lb-ft).
Maserati
All new Maseratis from 2019 will be EV or hybrid. Probably. Maybe. Sure.
Every new Maserati released after 2019 will have an electrified powertrain, and will be Fiat Chrysler’s leading brand for electric cars.
Honda
Honda Fit Sport (2012, GE8, second generation USA) photos
The 2012 Fit Sport has a 1.5-liter with 117hp (87kW) and 106 lb-ft (144Nm), a 5-speed manual or automatic, alloy wheels, and rear Magic Seats.
Nissan
Nissan Frontier (2016, D40, second generation, USA) photos
The Nissan Frontier is a D40 Navara for North America. Available in King Cab and Crew Cab, with a 152hp (113kW) 2.5-liter I4 or 261hp (195kW) 4-liter V6.
Tesla
2017 Tesla Model 3: $35k for 220mi model, $44k for 310mi version
This is it, the Tesla Model 3 is here! Sexy and attractive, the electric sedan has 220mi (354km) range as standard, or 310mi (490km) via an upgrade.
Lexus
Lexus LFA (2009, first generation, Fuji Speedway, launch) photos
The Lexus LFA had a carbonfiber body, and a 4.8-liter V10 with 412kW (553hp), 480Nm (354 lb-ft), RWD, and a 6-speed sequential transmission.
Hyundai
Hyundai Scoupe (1988-1992, first generation, USA) photos
The Hyundai Scoupe was a 2-door coupe based on the Excel. It had a 1.5-liter I4 with 92hp (69kW), FWD, and a 5-speed manual or 4-speed auto.
Ford
Ford B-Max axed: RIP small minivan with sliding doors, no B-pillar
The Fiesta-based Ford B-Max has been axed, meaning fans of small minivans with sliding doors and cars with no B-pillar have one fewer option.