Ford already sells Raptor versions of the F-150 and Ranger (not yet in the U.S.), and soon the Bronco will receive the desert racing treatment. We have new photos of a prototype for the planned Bronco Raptor which is expected to hit dealerships by next summer.
Lotus is planning a slew of new models, and most of them aren't sports cars. Next in the pipeline is the first of two crossovers. It's code-named the Type 132, and like all future Lotus models it will feature battery-electric powertrains.
Porsche will use the upcoming 2021 Los Angeles Auto Show for the debut of the Panamera Platinum Edition. The special model adds a number of popular options as standard equipment, and will likely be offered in limited numbers.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
2022 Ford Bronco Raptor teased, arriving in 2022
Lotus teases Type 132 electric crossover due in 2022
Porsche Panamera gets Platinum Edition just in time for 2021 LA Auto Show
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Dodge revives performance parts program, announces specialist dealerships
Genesis GV70 EV reportedly headed for Alabama production
2022 Mazda CX-50 teased ahead of Nov. 15 reveal
2021 Audi A4 review
Mercedes-Benz teams up with Visa to make easy in-car payments
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