Matt Maran Motoring provides comprehensive and straightforward automotive reviews, focusing on delivering unbiased, honest impressions of vehicles. The channel aims to assist viewers in discovering their ideal car, enhancing their daily driving experience. Beyond reviews, Matt Maran Motoring offers personalized car consultation services for those seeking tailored guidance in their vehicle search.
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Review: 2012 Lexus CT 200h
The 2012 Lexus CT 200h is presented as an attractive and eco-friendly option for a younger demographic, sharing its powertrain with the Toyota Prius. The reviewer praises its appealing exterior design, comfortable and high-quality interior materials, particularly the extensive use of leather, and...
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Gt500 Leaks, Hybrid and 4 Door Mustangs and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly news update from Matt Maran Motoring covers a wide array of automotive news, with a significant focus on Ford's Mustang lineup. The v... moreideo discusses leaked information about the potential GT500 model, rumors of a four-door Mustang variant, and the possibility of a hybrid or electric Mustang. Beyond the Mustang, the update touches on the 2020 Ford Bronco, the Ranger Raptor's exclusion from the US market, and extended production for the Ford GT. Other manufacturers are also briefly covered, including news on the new Supra, Nissan Maxima, Genesis G70, Audi R8, Camaro, Cadillac, Buick, Aston Martin, McLaren, Porsche, and Tesla. Notably, Tesla's recent software update including 'Teslatari' and the temporary removal of the 'Full Self-Driving' option are mentioned, along with the availability of a RWD Mid-Range Model 3. less
Next-Gen Mazda3 Comes Next Month and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a range of automotive news, with a significant focus on upcoming reveals and electrification trends. The next-generation Maz... moreda3 is teased, hinting at a curvy design reminiscent of its concept, with a full reveal expected at the LA Auto Show. The BMW X7 makes its debut as the brand's largest SUV, featuring a controversial grille but offering a luxurious interior, three rows of seating, and powerful engine options, starting at a premium price point. Porsche's electrification strategy is detailed, with the Taycan positioned between the Cayenne and Panamera in pricing, and a long-term goal of 50% EV sales by 2025, eventually phasing out combustion engines. The Panamera GTS is highlighted for its handling focus. Chevrolet's 2019 Blazer pricing is scrutinized, revealing a higher-than-expected cost for higher trims and a concerning lack of standard safety features compared to competitors. Nissan's Titan receives minor updates with standard tech, while the Leaf E-Plus is detailed, offering a competitive price point against the Tesla Model 3. Jaguar is reportedly considering a full EV lineup by 2026-2027. Other news includes spy shots of the Alpina B7, Mercedes-AMG A35 sedan and GLC63, and updates on the McLaren Speedtail and Volkswagen's innovative lighting concepts. less
2020 Bronco Could Get Manual and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a wide range of automotive news, with a significant focus on potential new transmissions and vehicle variants. The most prom... moreinent news is the rumor of a new 7-speed manual transmission, codenamed MT 8800, potentially debuting in the 2020 Ford Bronco and later in the Mustang. The discussion also touches on the possibility of a Ford Edge RS with a manual transmission, highlighting Ford's continued, albeit cautious, support for manual gearboxes. Other key segments include Volkswagen's strategy to price EVs similarly to diesels, Jeep's confirmation of a plug-in hybrid Renegade, and Israel's ambitious 2030 ban on new gasoline and diesel vehicle sales. The review also delves into upcoming autonomous driving technology in the Mercedes S-Class, NHTSA's work on adaptive driving beams, and various truck and performance car updates, including the 2020 Ram Rebel TR, 2019 Ford Ranger specs, and details on the 2020 Supra's BMW-sourced components. Overall, the update provides a comprehensive look at industry trends and potential future offerings. less
Bmw 3 Series Ditches Manual and Other News! Weekly Update
This video provides a rapid-fire update on numerous automotive news items. The primary focus is the discontinuation of the manual transmission for the... more 2019 BMW 3 Series, a move that will likely disappoint enthusiasts. Other significant news includes the spying of the Cadillac CT4 and 2020 BMW X6M, the anticipated Detroit reveal of the Supra, and rumors of a mid-engine Subaru sports car. The segment also touches on new models like the 2019 Porsche 911 Speedster and Ferrari 488 Pista Spider, performance variants such as the Hyundai i30 N Option and Audi SQ2, and electric vehicles like the Kia e-Niro and BMW i3 with its updated battery. The review highlights potential future directions for manufacturers, including BMW's R&D into supercars and Bugatti's consideration of an SUV, alongside Pininfarina's SUV plans. Price adjustments for the Mazda MX-5 Miata and Acura ILX, along with a refresh for the Jeep Renegade, are also noted. Overall, the video serves as a comprehensive, albeit brief, overview of recent happenings in the automotive world. less
Supra Could Get Manual Now and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a range of automotive news, with a significant focus on the Toyota Supra. The assistant chief engineer suggests a manual tra... morensmission for the Supra is dependent on market demand, with the hardware reportedly ready, potentially for right-hand drive markets initially. The reviewer expresses confusion and frustration over Toyota's seemingly dismissive stance on strong customer demand for a manual in the US. Further discussion touches on Toyota's plans for frequent new model introductions and special editions, with a cautionary note about the effectiveness of past special editions. The segment also addresses the perceived lack of communication between Toyota and BMW regarding the Supra and Z4 development. Additionally, the update touches on potential returns of the Celica and MR2, though with a long projected timeline. Other news includes Toyota's agreement to include Android Auto, BMW's 3 Series teaser, Hyundai i30 Fastback N details, Kia Forte GT rumors, Volvo V60 Cross Country, Ram 1500 Rebel 12, Hennessey Goliath 6x6, Chevy Blazer pricing, GMC Acadia refresh, Fiat 500 1957 Edition, VW Arteon delay, Lucid Motors' charging network deal, Audi E-Tron ordering process, Audi's potential Horch revival, Porsche's diesel exit and EV push, Infiniti Q50 Hybrid discontinuation and Q60 Project Black S, Mazda CX-5 turbo rumors, FCA's potential new inline-6, Daimler's new CEO, Mercedes GLC import change, and supercar updates from Lamborghini and McLaren. less
Cadillac Killing Cts-V, Ats-V, and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a range of automotive news, with a significant focus on Cadillac's decision to end production of the CTS-V and ATS-V af... moreter the 2019 model year. While this marks the end of an era for these performance sedans, Cadillac has confirmed that new V-Series models are planned for the upcoming CT5 and CT4. The review also touches on the CT6-V Sport, noting its powerful V8 but questioning its horsepower output relative to the outgoing CTS-V. Other key news includes rumors of the Chrysler 300's discontinuation, the reveal of the 2019 BMW Z4 30i and M40i, BMW's Vision iNext concept, and pricing details for the Genesis G70. The video also highlights new models from Aston Martin, Ferrari, Mercedes-AMG, Audi (including the e-tron crossover and subscription service), Volkswagen GTI updates, the Peugeot e-Legend concept, Ford Edge ST pricing, and trademark filings. Finally, spy shots of the 2020 Chevrolet Tahoe, mid-engine Corvette, BMW 8 Series convertible, and next-gen Porsche 911 GT3 are presented. less
New Nissan Z Confirmed and Other News: Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a wide array of automotive news, with a significant focus on upcoming models and industry shifts. The most prominent confirm... moreed news is the development of the next-generation Nissan Z, with a concept expected at next year's Tokyo Motor Show, signaling a strong commitment from Nissan to the sports car segment despite market trends. In contrast, Ford's electric performance crossover tease draws criticism for its derivative Mustang-inspired taillights, with suggestions for more original styling. The Mercedes-Benz EQC is officially revealed, offering 402 hp and an estimated 200-mile range, though its 2020 US market arrival raises concerns about looking dated. The new 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE is detailed, highlighting its longer wheelbase, optional third row, and innovative E-Active Body Control suspension. BMW's M Performance lineup expands with the X2 M35i, the first four-cylinder M Performance model, and the partially revealed X3M and X4M. The 2021 BMW X5 xDrive45e plug-in hybrid is also previewed, featuring a 3.0L inline-six and electric motor for 394 hp and 40 miles of electric range. BMW's decision to discontinue diesel models in the US due to declining sales is noted. Other updates include the restyled 2019 Acura ILX, the partially revealed 2020 Kia Telluride, Genesis's consideration of the Essentia concept and a spied 2020 G80, Lexus ES offering camera side mirrors (in Japan), Audi Q8 pricing, Bugatti confirming the end of the W16 engine, the 2020 Porsche 911 (992 generation) testing, rumors of a turbocharged GT3, and a potential 1000 hp EV Audi R8. The update also covers the Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison, Fiat 124 Abarth exhaust option, Toyota Corolla Touring Sports wagon for Europe, Volvo's 360c autonomous concept, Porsche's new rental programs, Gordon Murray's lightweight sports car project, and Volkswagen's 2019 Golf engine change, Passat trim reduction, and the discontinuation of the Beetle after the 2019 model year. less
Crazy Pebble Beach Debuts and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a wide array of automotive news, with a significant focus on concept cars and performance vehicles debuted at Pebble Beach. ... moreThe Mercedes-Benz EQ Silver Arrow and Audi PB18 e-tron are highlighted as futuristic electric concepts, showcasing advanced technology and design, though neither is slated for production. Bugatti's Divo, a track-focused variant of the Chiron, is noted for its enhanced aerodynamics and handling, albeit with a lower top speed and a more spartan interior. Ferrari's 488 Pista Spider is presented as a near-production concept with impressive power-to-weight for a convertible. The review also touches upon updates for the 2019 Acura NSX, including suspension retuning and new standard equipment, though the price increase is questioned. Performance car news continues with the SSC Tuatara and Hennessey Venom F5 engine details, both aiming for extreme top speeds. Ford's 2019 GT Heritage Edition receives praise for its Gulf livery. The update also discusses Ford's potential electric SUV, the next-generation Mustang's platform sharing and delayed release, and pricing for the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro, alongside speculation about future hybrid variants. Other news includes refreshes for the Lexus RC and Fiat 500X, limited editions like the Audi A4 Ultrasport and Jeep Wrangler Moab, and potential new models like the Jeep Grand Commander and Toyota Corolla Cross. The Mercedes-Benz EQC and CLA 45, Jaguar XE refresh, and the return of the Nissan Juke are also mentioned. less
Aventador Svj, Bmw Z4 and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly automotive news roundup covers a wide array of vehicles, from hypercars like the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ to mainstream models and future... more concepts. The review highlights the SVJ's impressive performance figures and advanced aerodynamics, while also detailing the design and expected powertrain of the new BMW Z4 M40i. Other notable segments include the Infiniti Prototype 10 concept, a special Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Collection, and numerous spy shots of upcoming Fords (Explorer, Focus ST, Shelby GT500), a Ram TRX, Genesis G80, and Mercedes-Benz models (AMG GT R Roadster, GLB). The update also touches on the Hyundai Kona Electric's range, Audi's discontinuation of manual transmissions in the US, and a refresh for the Honda Civic. The presenter expresses disappointment over the Ford 'baby Bronco' being car-based and the US market missing out on the Focus ST, while praising the potential of the Ram TRX Hellcat. The review concludes by noting the ongoing decline of manual transmissions in the US market. less
Corvette C8.R Looks Crazy and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly automotive news update covers a variety of intriguing vehicles and industry developments. The segment on the spied Corvette C8.R provides ... morea compelling early look at the mid-engine racer, offering strong indications of the production car's design, particularly its aggressive lines and aerodynamic features. The report also touches on Jaguar Land Rover's potential shift away from V8 engines towards inline-six and three-cylinder powerplants, a move that, while signaling a move towards electrification, might disappoint enthusiasts of the V8's sound and performance, especially in models like the F-Type. Other notable mentions include the upcoming Honda Passport, the mysterious Icona Ferrari, the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ's debut, Audi's e-tron performance figures, Porsche's rally concept, and the Volkswagen Grand California van. The update also details improvements to the 2019 Mazda CX-9, unofficial MPG for the CX-5 diesel, Ford's 10 millionth Mustang milestone, the NASCAR Mustang, the China-exclusive Ford Territory, and the next-gen Mercedes GLS. Finally, BMW's reapplied i9 trademark is discussed, suggesting a potential future electric flagship. The overall tone is informative, covering a broad spectrum of automotive news with a focus on upcoming models and industry trends. less
America Is Saving the Manuals and Other News: Weekly Update
This weekly automotive news update covers a range of topics, from the surprising continuation of manual transmissions in BMW M models due to strong US... more demand, to rumors of a new small Ford pickup based on the Focus platform. The Nissan Juke is confirmed dead in the US, replaced by the Kicks. Audi teases its PB 18 E-Tron electric supercar, while Aston Martin is rumored to revive the Vanquish name for a new mid-engine supercar. Pricing for the 2019 Mazda MX-5 RF and Lexus ES is detailed, with the ES seeing a mild price increase but offering more features. The 2019 Buick Regal Avenir trim is introduced, featuring unique styling and a new cloud-connected infotainment system. Land Rover has trademarked the 'Road Rover' name, potentially for an all-electric wagon/crossover. Tesla's version 9.0 update includes improved Autopilot, a dash cam, 'camping mode,' and Atari games. Finally, Porsche reveals initial specs for the Taycan electric car, boasting over 600 horsepower, a 310-mile range, and rapid charging capabilities. less
Every BMW M Going Hybrid by 2030 and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update from Matt Maran Motoring covers a wide array of automotive news, with a significant focus on the electrification of BMW's M di... morevision by 2030. The reviewer notes this is an expected shift, acknowledging the end of an era for naturally aspirated and turbocharged M engines, and expresses concern about increased vehicle weight due to electrification. However, the M division boss's commitment to maintaining the core M philosophy is highlighted as a positive sign. The update also delves into details about the new Toyota Supra, including its shorter wheelbase than the 86 and potential torque figures. Other news includes updates on the Lexus LC F and RC F GT500, the US-bound Mercedes-Benz A-Class, the refreshed Porsche Macan, the all-new Audi Q3, and pricing for the 2019 Audi A8. Performance car news also features the McLaren Speedtail, Lamborghini Aventador SVJ's Nurburgring record, and the Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack 1320. The segment concludes with news on the Ford F-150 Limited gaining the Raptor engine, a manual Aston Martin V8 Vantage, the Nissan Leaf Nismo, the Hyundai Kona Iron Man Edition, a new Hyundai baby SUV, the passing of FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne, and the Detroit Auto Show's move to June in 2020. less
4 Cylinder Supra Confirmed and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers several significant automotive news items, with a primary focus on the confirmed 4-cylinder turbocharged version of the 2020... more Toyota Supra. The chief engineer confirmed its existence, highlighting potential benefits like reduced weight, better weight distribution, and sharper turning. This variant is expected to produce around 262 horsepower, positioning it as a more accessible, albeit potentially pricier, option compared to the 6-cylinder model. The reviewer speculates it might feel similar to a "turbo BRZ" and could cost over $40,000. Other notable news includes Ferrari's patent for a 4-cylinder hybrid engine with unique sound-tuning capabilities, Nissan designer's cryptic "less wing, more brick" comments about the next-gen GT-R, and spy shots of a refreshed Honda Civic Type R, potentially with a smaller wing option. The update also touches on potential Jeep Grand Wagoneer Trackhawk, the refreshed Audi TT/TTS, the Noble M500, Ford GT order reopening, Lincoln Corsair, Mercedes-AMG A-Class, Kia Soul Turbo, a new Nissan Leaf E-Plus model, and Acura's 2019 MDX refresh. less
Million Dollar GTR and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly news roundup covers a wide array of automotive updates, with the standout being the Nissan GT-R50 by Italdesign. While initially presented... more as a concept, Nissan has announced plans to produce 50 units, albeit at a staggering price point of approximately $1.06 million. The vehicle boasts 710 horsepower, an upgraded engine, suspension, and brakes, along with the distinctive Italdesign styling. Other key news includes Toyota's camouflaged Supra sighting at Goodwood, the reveal of a V8-powered Aston Martin Cygnet, and Maserati's 2019 Levante GTS. The update also touches on new models from Ariel, McLaren's ambitious 18-model plan, potential future Mercedes-Benz SLC rumors, and pricing for the BMW M850i xDrive. Spy shots of the 2020 Electric Mini and Porsche Cayenne Coupe are also featured, alongside trademark filings from Jaguar and teasers for the Bugatti Divo and Mercedes-AMG Electric Silver Arrow Concept. The segment concludes with news on the Detroit Auto Show potentially moving to June, Subaru making EyeSight standard, and the final Koenigsegg Agera models. less
Fiesta ST Survives for 2019 and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a range of automotive news, with a significant focus on pricing and upcoming models. A key highlight is the confirmation tha... moret the Ford Fiesta ST will survive for the 2019 model year in the US, albeit without significant updates. A new 'ST-Line' package is introduced, offering the sporty appearance of the ST with a standard engine and the option of an automatic transmission, catering to a broader audience. The review also delves into pricing details for the Dodge Hellcat Redeye, noting its $14,000 reduction compared to the Demon, though the wide-body version remains an option. Other pricing updates include the 2019 Chevrolet Silverado, Lincoln Nautilus, and BMW X5. The segment also touches on potential future models, including the Audi e-tron's interior, the next-generation Audi Q3 and Mercedes GLE Coupe, and speculative rumors about the 2020 BMW M3, a limited-edition Lamborghini hypercar, a potential four-door electric VW Beetle, and an all-wheel-drive electric MG roadster aiming to rival the Mazda MX-5. less
Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a range of automotive news, with a significant focus on Dodge's 2019 Challenger Hellcat Redeye. The Redeye is highlight... moreed as a higher-horsepower evolution of the Hellcat, sharing the Demon's engine and larger supercharger, producing 797 horsepower and 707 lb-ft of torque. It boasts impressive performance figures like a 3.4-second 0-60 mph time and a 10.8-second quarter mile. Key features include Demon-derived systems like line lock, after-run chiller, and torque reserve, and it exclusively comes with an automatic transmission and wide-body treatment. The standard Hellcat also receives a power bump to 717 horsepower and gains functional dual-snorkel hoods, now also available on the R/T Scat Pack Widebody. The Charger Hellcat also sees updates with a new grille, optional matte black hood, and similar Demon-inspired tech. Other news includes the McLaren 600LT, Aston Martin DBS Superleggera, Koenigsegg Agera RS replacement tease, Alfa Romeo 4C Coupe's discontinuation in the US, Nissan GT-R50, refreshed Honda Pilot and HR-V, Audi A4 refresh, Audi SQ8 and Ford Ranger Raptor spyshots, Ram 1500 Classic, Mercedes trademark filings and PHEV discontinuation in the UK, sold-out Volvo S60 T8 Polestar Engineered, Chevy Volt charging improvements, Tesla Model 3 pricing adjustments, Tesla pickup truck preliminary specs, and a Kroger/Nuro partnership for automated grocery delivery. less
Chevy Blazer, Toyota Hypercar and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a wide array of automotive news, with a significant focus on the return of the Chevrolet Blazer. The reviewer highlights its... more Camaro-inspired styling, positioning it as a sportier, more personalized alternative to the Equinox, though expresses disappointment with the engine options, noting the absence of a V8 or the more potent 2.7L turbo-four. Available in Premier and RS trims, with standard front-wheel drive and optional all-wheel drive, the 2019 Blazer is slated for early 2019 release. The update also touches on Toyota's confirmation of a hypercar based on the TS050 hybrid, the Supra engineer's comments on prioritizing performance over comfort, and the confirmed arrival of an enhanced 2019 Mazda Miata in the US. Other news includes the 2019 BMW M850i xDrive, 2019 Volvo S60 (including its US production and subscription options), a refreshed 2019 Mercedes-AMG SLC43, and updates on the Jeep Renegade, Suzuki Jimny, Mercedes EQC, and various partnerships and spy shots of future models. less
2019 Shelby Gt350 Upgrades and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a range of automotive news, with a significant focus on the 2019 Ford Shelby GT350. Key upgrades for the GT350 include new w... moreheel designs, an optional gurney flap for the rear spoiler, and specific Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires. The suspension has been retuned for a softer rear and stiffer front, with refinements to the MagnaRide dampers, ABS, and power steering. Creature comforts are improved with an optional B&O Play 12-speaker stereo and a standard 8-inch Sync 3 touchscreen infotainment system. Two new colors, Velocity Blue and Performance Blue, are introduced. The update also touches on confirmed changes for the 2019 Mazda MX-5 Miata, including a power increase to 181 horsepower and a higher redline. Other segments briefly discuss the 2020 Subaru Legacy potentially receiving a WRX engine, an Acura TLX mule, Porsche's Taycan name, the 911 Speedster Concept, and various other spied models and concepts from manufacturers like McLaren, Aston Martin, Hyundai, Volvo, Genesis, Byton, GMC, Cadillac, Buick, and Audi. The reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the GT350's enhancements and the Miata's power bump, while offering brief commentary on other news items. less
Faster McLaren 570S Coming and Other News: Weekly Update
This weekly news roundup covers a variety of automotive updates, from new model reveals to technological advancements and industry partnerships. Key h... moreighlights include the upcoming faster McLaren 570S variant, the redesigned 2019 BMW X5 with its updated interior and digital gauge cluster, and the production version of the Audi Q8. The segment also touches on the European reveal of the Jeep Renegade, the new GMC Sierra Elevation trim, and spy shots of the 2019 Dodge Charger Scat Pack and Aston Martin DBS Superleggera. Technology news features Apple's integration of Waze and Google Maps into CarPlay, Mercedes-Benz's new subscription service details, and GM's plans to expand Super Cruise. The video also discusses Volvo's ambitious driverless and EV goals, a battery development partnership between GM and Honda, and Tesla's Model Y release date and challenges with Model 3 deposit refunds. Finally, it notes Lamborghini's current stance against full electrification and details on special editions like the Subaru WRX Series.Gray and the Steeda Steve McQueen Edition Mustang Bullitt. less
Review: 2018 Lexus LC 500h - Exotic, Exciting And Fuel-Efficient!
The 2018 Lexus LC 500h is presented as an exotic, exciting, and surprisingly fuel-efficient grand tourer. The reviewer is highly impressed with its co... morencept-car styling, which remains a significant draw. Inside, the "Touring" package offers comfortable, perforated leather seats, though the lack of physical buttons for heating/cooling is a minor gripe. The hybrid powertrain, combining a 3.5L V6 with electric motors for a total of 354 horsepower, delivers a brisk 0-60 mph time of 4.7 seconds, feeling punchy thanks to the electric torque. A unique CVT paired with a 4-speed automatic creates 10 virtual gears, mimicking traditional transmissions effectively, though the reviewer notes a slightly odd CVT feel at times. Handling is described as flat and accurate, with the "Touring" setup being softer than the optional "Sport" package but still very capable. The reviewer highlights the seamless hybrid integration, making it a great daily driver and economical choice, especially in stop-and-go traffic. Real-world highway fuel economy reached 31.3 mpg, slightly below the 35 mpg rating but still impressive for its class. The car's range of over 500 miles per tank is a significant plus for road trips. Despite a price tag around $100,000, the reviewer finds the LC 500h's stunning looks, enjoyable driving dynamics, and Lexus reliability justify the cost, making it a compelling alternative to competitors like the BMW i8. less
New Dodge Viper Is Coming And Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a wide array of automotive news, with a significant focus on the potential return of the Dodge Viper. Reports suggest a fron... moret-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout with a naturally aspirated V8 producing around 550 horsepower, and a future supercharged variant exceeding 700 horsepower. While the Viper is expected to debut as a convertible, a coupe version may follow. Conflicting rumors hint at a different name and a shared platform with Maserati and Alfa Romeo. The update also touches on the final production of the Dodge Demon, potential Fiat withdrawal from the US market, and Ford's GT500 image and Fusion pricing. Other news includes updates on the Nissan 370Z, mid-engine Corvette rumors, Hyundai's RM16, the 2020 VW Golf R's potential power increase, and Jaguar's I-Pace SVR and next-gen XK. Additionally, Land Rover's autonomous off-roading tech, Audi's camera side mirrors, and spy shots of future Ford, Lincoln, and Audi models are discussed. Finally, the 2019 Subaru WRX/STI updates, 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback pricing, 2019 Acura RDX pricing, and the novelty of a Civic Type-R truck and a Nissan Leaf convertible are mentioned, concluding with California's testing of digital license plates. less
New Ferrari, Faster Tesla and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers several significant automotive news items, with a particular focus on electric vehicles. The most detailed segment discusses... more the new performance and all-wheel-drive variants of the Tesla Model 3. The reviewer highlights the performance version's impressive acceleration (0-60 in 3.5 seconds), top speed (155 mph), and 310 miles of range, though notes the steep $78,000 price tag and questions Elon Musk's claim of beating all competitors on track, citing potential handling and battery limitations. The AWD version, available for $5,000 extra, offers a 4.5-second 0-60 time and the same range. The video also touches on Ford's rumored Mustang-inspired EV (codenamed CX430) and a potential Fiesta RS for Europe, alongside updates for the 2019 Ford F-150 Raptor featuring new adaptive suspension and off-road cruise control. Refreshes for the Kia Sportage and Mercedes-Benz E-Class (E53 sedan and E450) are also mentioned, along with spy shots of the upcoming BMW 3 Series and Cadillac XT6. less
Chevy Silverado Gets 4 Cylinder and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers several significant automotive news items, with a primary focus on the 2019 Chevrolet Silverado's new 2.7-liter four-cy... morelinder turbocharged engine. The reviewer highlights this as a first for a full-size truck manufacturer, noting its 310 horsepower and 348 lb-ft of torque, positioning it as an upgrade over the outgoing 4.3-liter V6. The update also touches on Aston Martin's DB11 AMR and the start of production for the 2019 Vantage, Mercedes-AMG's new GT S Roadster, Lexus's potential LQ SUV trademark, and the rumored advanced suspension and 'chauffeur mode' for the upcoming Maybach SUV. Additionally, news includes Hyundai's development of a Kona N prototype, Kia's new 48-volt ultra mild hybrid system, Ford's Waze integration for iOS Sync 3 users, and BMW's tease of the iNext Concept EV SUV. The review provides a comprehensive overview of industry developments, with the Silverado's engine change being a key takeaway. less
Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Cadillac Kills ATS and Other News! Weekly Update
This weekly update covers a range of automotive news, with the Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV taking center stage. The reviewer highlights its shared platfo... morerm with the Phantom, its increased dimensions, and the powerful 6.6-liter twin-turbo V12 engine. Notable features include a two-piece rear hatch, the "viewing suite" with rear seats and amenities, and an adaptive air suspension with an off-road mode that automatically adjusts to terrain. The reviewer praises the "effortless everywhere" slogan, emphasizing the luxury of automated systems. In less positive news, the Cadillac ATS sedan is confirmed to be discontinued to make way for new Cadillac sedans, though the coupe variant will survive. Other news includes updates on the 2019 Dodge Charger and Challenger refreshes, the Dodge Durango PPV, the European-bound VW Golf GTI TCR, and new BMW and Audi models. The Kia Niro EV and Aston Martin Vantage V600 are also mentioned, alongside teasers for the Aston Martin Lagonda SUV and Audi e-tron. The segment concludes with a look at GM's futuristic patent for transforming vehicles. less