Honda
2018-2019 Honda Odyssey recalled: Rear sliding doors won’t stay shut
The 2018 and 2019 Honda Odyssey minivan is being recalled in the US and Canada because the power sliding rear doors might roll open during driving.
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Borgward
Borgward coming to the UK, Ireland in 2019
The German luxury brand, revived with the help of Chinese automaker BAIC/Foton, will be sold in the UK and Ireland from 2019.
Chevrolet
K2 Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra to remain in production until H2 2019
GM is slowly winding production of the outgoing K2 (third generation) Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups as it ups production of the replacement T1.
Mazda
Apple CarPlay, Android Auto can be retrofitted to 2014+ Mazda cars
2014 model year onwards Mazda cars fitted with the MazdaConnect infotainment system can now be retrofitted with Android Auto and CarPlay compatibility.
Jeep
2020 Jeep Wrangler pickup to be known as Gladiator
A leak from the company’s press site has revealed the 2020 Jeep Wrangler pickup will be known as the Jeep Gladiator, not the Scrambler as initially thought.
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Cupra to launch seven new models by 2021 including unique crossover
Cupra, the sports brand launched by Seat earlier this year, is planning to unleash 7 models on the market by 2021, although some may not be completely new.
Toyota
2020 Toyota Corolla sedan: 169hp 2L engine only for SE, XSE
The 2020 Toyota Corolla will still use the 1.8L engine 2ZR-FAE I4 engine in the L, LE and XLE models, although with a few more horsepower.
Ford
2020 Ford Explorer axed in Cuba, Egypt, Iceland, Iraq, Mongolia, Thailand
The sixth generation Ford Explorer, due to be launched in 2019, will not be sold in markets where the current car manages less than 100 sales per year.
BMW
2020 BMW M340i will keep you happy until the M3 comes out
The 2020 BMW M340i has a 3L turbo I6 with 382hp (285kW) and 369 lb-ft (500Nm)! It’s the performance 3-Series to get if can’t wait for (or don’t want) an M3.
Aston Martin
2020 Aston Martin DBX is a “thing of beauty”, CEO says
The 2020 Aston Martin DBX is the company’s first crossover, and is a “thing of beauty” according to Andy Palmer, the car maker’s CEO.