Toyota is serious about transferring its motorsport technology to its road cars. Today the automaker unveiled a concept that embodies this philosophy: the GR Super Sport.
Jeep is working on a new generation of the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer to take on supersized luxury SUVs like the Cadillac Escalade, Lincoln Navigator and Mercedes-Benz GLS. Today the automaker confirmed the vehicles would be built in Michigan.
Volkswagen has taken the wraps off a new Passat GT model. There isn't any extra poke but the car does have a sportier look than your standard Passat, plus some minor performance upgrades.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Toyota debuts Le Mans-inspired GR Super Sport concept
FCA invests $1B in Michigan plant for Ram Heavy Duty, Jeep Wagoneer production
2018 VW Passat GT: jazzed up, but only a little
China's Google competitor says maps for self-driving cars could become core of its business
GM's latest self-driving car has no steering wheel or pedals
Workhorse expands $1,000 preorders for plug-in hybrid pickup from fleets to public for $1,000
Pre-production 1948 Land Rover to be restored to mark British brand's 70th anniversary
Lawsuit filed against Ford alleges automaker cheated on diesel-emissions test
Bentley Bentayga V8 arrives with 550 horsepower
For 2018, only a dozen diesel vehicles on sale in US (guess who has most)
