The Tesla Model 3 production line has been “paused” for four to five days as the company tries to sort out its automation problems, and improve output, which is running far behind schedule.
The made in UK Toyota Avensis looks as though it be dropped from Toyota’s European range, with the car already being phased out from company’s UK range.
The Aston Martin Varekai name has been registered, and it could be used for the company’s first SUV, which will be built in Wales and based on the DBX concept.
The Lincoln Continental could be axed when the current generation’s production run ends (probably in 2022) with the brand probably ending up with an all SUV range.
The Ford Ranger Raptor has been unveiled. This model for Asia, Latin America and the rest of world has a 2-liter twin-turbo diesel, but will not be sold in the United States.
The 2018 Bugatti Chiron Sport handles better thanks to new suspension, lower mass and a new torque vectoring system for the rear wheels.
The 2018 Kia Ceed has finally dropped the stupid apostrophe (good riddance Cee’d!!), but it’s also now deathly boring. It’s a hatch. It will sell. Great.
Crash test data for a 2018 Mazda 6 AWD model has appeared on the NHTSA website pointing (potentially) to exciting new model for the midsize sedan.
The Volkswagen Amarok name has been trademarked in the USA, meaning the midsize pickup could be on its way here to take on the Toyota Tacoma, Chevrolet Colorado and Ford Ranger.
The next generation Ford Fusion (US) and Mondeo (EU) models have reportedly been canceled with a new generation model only to be built in China, but not exported to the US or EU.