Lexus compact crossover based on the UX could debut in Geneva
Rumor has it Lexus will bring a production version of the UX concept compact crossover shown in 2016.
2016 Paris Motor Show
The big Paris show recap | Autoblog Podcast #489
We highlight our favorites from the 2016 Paris Motor Show, talk Ford Bronco news, take a look at what we've been driving, and give out free car-buying advice.
Three of the strangest French car features from the 2016 Paris Motor Show
A look at the strange, clever, and wonderful little details on French cars.
Listen, the Type R and the WRX STI don't look alike. Here's why.
It's a totally scientific and unbiased analysis of why these cars don't look alike. Totally.
GLM G4 electric supercar makes its way from Japan to Paris
What's more impressive, its powerful electric powertrain or those doors?
Volkswagen Group looks to add ridesharing brand to portfolio
Electric cars and autonomous vehicles go hand-in-hand.
Three French cars that nearly translate to American tastes from the 2016 Paris Motor Show
These are the three we'd take home from Paris, if we could.
We obsessively covered the 2016 Paris Motor Show
Your complete recap of the 2016 Paris Motor Show is here.
The Audi RS3 LMS looks hot and ready
Unforturnately, the race car ditches the road car's sweet turbocharged inline-five.
Refreshed BMW 3 Series GT comes to Paris with power bump
The new BMW 330i and 340i Gran Turismo models see improvements to their four- and six-cylinder, turbocharged engines, along with some modest equipment upgrades for 2017.
Forget the hybrid, Porsche rolled out the 911 GT3 racecar in Paris
Porsche promises more power, with the same great dynamics.
Hyundai's first N-performance car is hidden under the RN30 concept
And that first N car comes out next year.
Peugeot's bonkers 3008 DKR is bonkers
The 3008 DKR will write the next chapter in Peugeot's prestigious off-road racing history, and it'll do so with an all-star lineup including drivers Carlos Sainz and Sebastien Loeb.
Mercedes is making an F1-based hypercar for the road
Who says F1 technology doesn't improve road cars anymore?
Suzuki's Paris display is a sad reminder we don't get quirky little Japanese cars anymore
The brand is gone now, but Suzuki's European lineup of compact crossovers would probably do really well in the US.
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