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Toyota’s 2025 SEMA slate reads like a powertrain sampler: a twin-turbo homage to the classic Land Cruiser, a grounded-yet-spicy Camry study, a widebody battery-electric time-attack toy, and a hydrogen-fueled Tacoma overlander that can charge your friend’s EV at camp.
Nissan is back at SEMA with four builds that pull the brand in three directions at once: deep sand, fast water and hot laps.
Cadillac’s compact electric SUV is officially Europe-bound, and the 2025 Cadillac Optiq arrives with a spec sheet tailored for the region.
The Bolt is back for 2027, and Chevrolet is clearly chasing the same formula that made the original a fixture in American driveways: small footprint, big practicality, and a price that doesn’t require a spreadsheet.
Jeep’s biggest SUV gets its mid-cycle rethink for 2026, and the headline is twofold: a cleaner, more contemporary face and a new range‑extended electric variant that promises big numbers without road‑trip anxiety.
Alfa Romeo gives the Tonale a meaningful mid‑cycle refresh for the 2026 model year, dialing up the design drama, broadening color and trim choices, and tightening the chassis hardware.

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Porsche keeps adding charge to its lineup, and the next one to get the treatment is the 2026 Porsche Macan GTS.
Aston Martin has given its grand-touring flagship a harder edge with the 2026 DB12 S.
The 2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S turns to electrified hardware to move the goalposts again.

From Tuners

Brabus used Monterey Car Week to pull the cover off its next headline car, the 2025 Brabus Rocket GTC Deep Red.
Even in its factory tune, the 2025 Mercedes-AMG G 63 hardly begs for more of anything.
The Ferrari 296 GTS introduced open-air hybrid performance to Maranello’s roster, and it quickly caught the attention of tuning enthusiasts.

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Toyota is taking its best-selling small SUV all-in on electrification.
The 2026 Mercedes-Maybach SL 680 Monogram Series marks a bold step for the luxury brand, blending high-performance engineering with opulent design.
The 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 Touring makes its debut, offering enthusiasts a harmonious blend of track-inspired performance and everyday usability.