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Mercedes could bring back the V8, expand its EV lineup, and revive some familiar nameplates.
Even as Mercedes-Benz celebrates its 140th anniversary in 2026, the company has no plans to slow down next year. Quite the opposite. The German automaker plans to introduce at least seven new models by the end of 2027, with even more potentially on the way. Here are all of them.
— Massimo Grassi, Contributor
Toyota is bringing the Celica back to the WRC, which means a road-going sports car should be next. Fingers crossed.
The Wrangler Scrambler SRT concept swaps a solid front axle for independent suspension and a Trophy Truck-style rear, targeting high-speed desert runs.
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