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A new S-Class is always a big deal, even when it’s a mid-cycle update rather than an all-new generation. Mercedes blurred the line between a facelift and a next-generation model by changing more than half of the W223 sedan. That's over 2,700 parts in total. Much of the focus was…

It’s already been a little over a year since Jaguar hit the reset button with the outlandish Type 00. The striking concept that set the internet ablaze with its distinctive proportions and controversial marketing campaign still hasn’t transitioned into a production model. However, the company is easing the wait with…

The Bentley Bentayga remains a polarizing machine. If you've driven one, you probably love it. However, if you've only seen it, maybe you hate it. The new Bentayga X Concept might just change your view of the ultra-lux SUV.

The GR GT may have debuted just two months ago, but we here at Motor1 already got an early look at Toyota’s new sports car during the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon. Toyota had lots of juicy hardware on display, including a full body cutaway that revealed the engine, gearbox, and…

Pour one out for the Lexus LC. The company confirmed that it will discontinue it V8-powered coupe and convertible following the 2026 model year. In an emailed statement to Motor1, a Lexus spokesperson told us:  

The Audi Concept C introduced a new design language for the automaker with one key signature feature: a narrow vertical grille. It’s a new styling element that will soon be featured on every Audi model.   

When shopping for a new car, two factors usually top the list: price and reliability. You want something affordable that will also last for years.

Buying a car in 2026 can feel like buying a complicated smartphone. Gone are the days in which you set a budget, chose a brand, picked a size—and Bob’s your uncle. Nowadays, you have to answer one very important question: What sort of powertrain would you like? Electric, hybrid, or…

Great news, truck fans: General Motors will reveal a new Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra in 2026. The automaker made the announcement during its fourth-quarter earnings report for 2025.

Update: The original version of this story had the percentages between total Subaru and Wilderness models flipped. The story has been updated.

No one will dispute the fact that the Lamborghini Miura is an icon. It was the first vehicle to really put the brand on the map, kick-starting a design revolution that defined Lamborghini’s cars throughout the 1960s and 1970s—and in large part, the rest of the industry as a whole.