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Fresh off revealing the completely redesigned 2020 Corolla, Toyota
announced that a hybrid version would also be part of the new Corolla line
— the first hybrid Corolla available for U.S. shoppers.
For 2020, the Toyota Corolla sedan sheds its boring looks and ho-hum
features list for mature styling and a host of safety and tech features that
should give it a competitive edge.
Honda is bringing back an old nameplate with the 2019 Honda Passport, a
mid-size SUV set to debut Nov. 27. Ahead of the unveiling, the automaker
released teaser images and a short video today.
Lincoln's novel alert chimes by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra inspires
Cars.com staff to come up with their own creative, if not as classy, playlist
for alerts in cars.
Mazda announced that an all-new Mazda3 will debut at the 2018 Los
Angeles Auto Show in late November.
Hyundai gives the Palisade name to the bigger, redesigned 2020 three-row
SUV flagship that will replace the Santa Fe XL.
Genesis posted a shadowy teaser on Facebook of a refreshed 2020 Genesis
G90 flagship sedan, though there's no word on a U.S. debut.
Toyota tweets a teaser of TRD versions of its Camry and Avalon sedans
that it will bring to the 2018 L.A. Auto Show.
Toyota is adding visual flair to both the 2019 Camry sedan and 2019
Highlander SUV with a new Nightshade Special Edition, appearing at the
Los Angeles Auto Show.
BMW has unveiled a coming convertible version of its new top-of-the-line 8
Series Coupe.