According to the trade publication Automotive News, Japanese automaker Honda is reportedly planning to revive its small Element crossover in an effort to better compete with Ford's popular Bronco Sport.
According to the trade publication Automotive News, Japanese automaker Honda is reportedly planning to revive its small Element crossover in an effort to better compete with Ford's popular Bronco Sport.
Those who believe the American Chrysler brand is on the way out may want to take a second look. Thanks to the arrival of a new platform developed by Stellantis, Chrysler's parent company, the brand's designers — who have so far been limited to the older platforms used for its minivans and the 300 sedan — will have more room to showcase their talent. This platform, called STLA One, will give them greater flexibility.
It was in 2022 that legendary British ultra-luxury automaker Rolls-Royce launched its Scepter model. This time, the brand has unveiled an even more advanced version of the car, the Scepter Series II, enhanced in several key areas to the point of becoming the most modern model the automaker has ever created.
If you are a fan of classic cars, especially sports cars, you are no doubt familiar with the Cobra roadster, an “invention” of American racer Carroll Shelby that was built in just under 1,000 units between 1962 and 1967. Today, an original 1963 or 1964 Cobra is worth at least US$1 million.
A sign of the times, major Japanese automaker Toyota has announced that it is dropping its LF-ZC electric vehicle project, which was unveiled in 2023. This futuristic sedan was meant to compete with similar all-electric models, but several of those projects have also since been shelved.

