Cadillac Considers Expanding Escalade Name to Other Models
Cadillac is evaluating the use of its Escalade nameplate on additional vehicles, aiming to leverage its strongest brand for future model development.
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Cadillac is evaluating the use of its Escalade nameplate on additional vehicles, aiming to leverage its strongest brand for future model development.
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The Toyota Aqua, also known as Prius C, has gone on sale in Japan, targeting younger buyers with a lower price and exceptional fuel efficiency.
Mercedes-Benz is developing an ultra-luxury SUV to compete directly with the Bentley Bentayga, responding to strong demand for high-end models in the segment.
Lexus is reported to be developing a mid-engined hybrid LFA successor with BMW, targeting around 800hp and all-wheel drive.
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Audi's A2 concept, unveiled ahead of the 2011 Frankfurt show, is shorter and lighter than the A1, with a pure electric drivetrain and a focus on innovative packaging.
Hyundai’s Genesis brand unveiled the 2017 G90 luxury saloon in Detroit, introducing two petrol engines, advanced safety tech and a spacious, high-spec interior.
Toyota engineers developed sedan and shooting brake prototypes of the GT86, but company executives halted the projects to keep focus on the coupe.
BMW will launch a 381hp tri-turbo diesel six in four M Performance models, starting with the M550d xDrive and X5 M50d, at Geneva.
A rare chrome-wrapped Brabus-tuned Mercedes SLR McLaren, owned by a Middle Eastern enthusiast, turned heads on London’s streets as it cruised alongside other supercars.
The 2015 Mercedes-Benz CLA sees its US entry price jump by $1,600, making the CLA250 more expensive than the Audi A3 and pushing all variants above $30,000.
Official photos of the 2013 Mercedes-Benz GL-Class surfaced ahead of its New York Auto Show launch, showing a redesigned body, new interior and updated engine range.
The 2011 Subaru WRX STI arrives with a 305-horsepower turbocharged engine, revised chassis tuning and a wider body, strengthening its appeal among performance saloons.
ZF will build a new plant near Saab's Trollhättan factory to supply rear axles and chassis components for the modular platform underpinning the 9-3 successor.