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The 2018 Toyota C-HR’s roots go back to the concept car first unveiled in 2015, and automotive enthusiasts and industry critics were generally pleased that the production version arrived with very similar styling.

The announcement that the Mercedes-Benz A-Class would be coming to North America in the coming year was greeted with joy by fans of small European hatchbacks.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: An electric Harley-Davidson draws closer Like many of you, I too was a casual fan of the show Sons of Anarchy.

A real name, not some incomprehensible alphanumeric designation. Classic sport sedan styling, paired with a useful liftback. A twin-turbocharged engine, and all-wheel drive to harness the power.

For years the BMW 3 Series set the standard for the sporty coupe and sedan market, often beating its competitors by a wide margin.

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A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: The return of the Bullitt – times two Perhaps no car-chase movie is as beloved by gearheads as the Steve McQueen vehicle Bullitt.

These days, it seems like every manufacturer in the automotive industry is trying to sell their cars based on the attributes of sportiness, aggression, and luxury.

The Camry has been the bestselling car in North America for 15 consecutive years. Even with such an impressive track record, Toyota isn’t resting on its laurels and has decided to overhaul the Camry lineup inside and out for 2018.

Finally, the Tesla Model 3 is beginning to roll out to customers outside the circle of Tesla employees.