Toyota
TGN40/KUN40 Toyota Kijang Innova facelift photo gallery
In 2013, the fifth generation Toyota Kijang (Innova elsewhere in Asia) received a facelift with squarer headlights, a deeper grille, and new taillights.
Joshua Thompson
News editor — Joshua deals with numbers for a living, but cars are his lifelong passion. He loves all, from his dream Stingray through to his first car, a Mercury Tracer.
Volkswagen
B7 NMS Volkswagen Passat facelift photo gallery
The larger North American and Chinese NMS Volkswagen Passat has been given a facelift with a new hood, grille, headlights, taillights and trunk.
Toyota
A60 Toyota Celica Supra photo gallery
Sold between 1981 and 1986, the second Toyota Celica Supra again featured a longer nose for its I6. This time it featured pop-up headlights.
Nissan
R50 Nissan Pathfinder photo gallery
The second Nissan Pathfinder (Terrano in Japan) shifted to a monocoque body, and was exclusively a 4-door vehicle, although it retained hidden rear handles.
Toyota
XA10 Toyota RAV4 photo gallery
Sold between 1994 and 2000, the first Toyota RAV4 basically created the mass market car-based SUV that now dominates much of the worldwide market.
Toyota
Toyota C-HR II concept previews sub-RAV4 SUV
For the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, Toyota showed off the second iteration of the C-HR concept that debuted at the 2014 Paris show.
Chevrolet
K2YC Chevrolet Suburban (12th generation) photo gallery
Unveiled in early 2014, the 12th generation Chevrolet Suburban (in essence a LWB Tahoe) sits on the K2 platform and has a much improved interior package.
Toyota
M70/M80 Toyota Hilux Invincible (EU market) photo gallery
Some EU market M70/M80 Toyota Hilux models will be sold as Invincible to play on the pickup’s tough, rugged and reliable history.
Audi
8X Audi A1 facelift (3-door hatch) photo gallery
The 2015 facelift for the Audi A1 tread softly, and brings revised headlights, taillights, bumpers and other changes to the car that debuted in 2010.
Toyota
A40 Toyota Celica Supra photo gallery
The original Toyota Celica Supra, launched in 1978, featured a longer nose to accommodate a range of straight-6 engines stretching from 2- to 2.8-liters.