It’s primarily in the southwestern United States that desert off-road driving attracts many thrill-seeking enthusiasts.
According to the publication The Drive, Japanese automaker Toyota recently filed a trademark application for the name “TRD Hammer” with the United States Patent Office.
German automaker Mercedes-Benz has just announced the upcoming arrival of a luxury van capable of carrying up to eight occupants, the VLE.
The international automaker Stellantis has just unveiled the American version of its European van — known as the Citroën Jumpy, Peugeot Expert, and Opel Vivaro — which will be marketed in North America under the name Ram ProMaster City.
Chrysler, the Stellantis automotive group’s Chrysler division, has just unveiled a redesigned version of its popular Pacifica passenger minivan, which is built in Canada.
Everything suggests that fans of Volkswagen’s small Golf are missing the model, whose current production has been suspended while awaiting the arrival of its next generation.
The arrival of new president Yvan Espinoza at the helm of Japanese automaker Nissan seems to have energized the company’s decision-makers. Several reports and rumors suggest that Nissan is in the process of revising its sales strategy.
The website Ford Authority reports serious rumors suggesting that major American automaker Ford is preparing a new version of a large Lincoln SUV built on a body-on-frame platform
Toyota hasn’t finished surprising us. This time, the automaker is announcing the return of the C-HR, a small vehicle that was offered until 2022 before being discontinued due to insufficient sales.
Japanese automaker Toyota has unveiled an all-new version of its Highlander SUV, this time fully electric. However, it’s not the now very popular Grand Highlander.
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