Rolls-Royce on Thursday unveiled a new generation of the Phantom, the nameplate’s eighth. The latest model is bigger and bolder than ever, and under its long hood sits a newly developed twin-turbocharged V-12.

Cadillac’s boss has confirmed that the XTS, CTS and ATS will not be replaced after they reach the end of their respective life cycles. To fill the void will be a new mid-size sedan called the CT5.

A new electric car startup in the United States, Bollinger, on Thursday revealed its first vehicle. It’s a no-nonsense pickup truck with up to 200 miles of range and the ability to handle the roughest terrain.

You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.

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