Besides the Camry and Corolla Special Edition models, Toyota's booth at the Chicago Auto Show will also feature the facelifted 2016 Avalon sedan.
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Here's a first look at Infiniti's QX30 Concept, a pre-production study that previews a compact crossover likely to be built alongside the upcoming Q30 hatchback later this year in the UK.
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Toyota will debut Special Edition versions of the Camry and Corolla at the Chicago Auto Show next week, with both limited edition models featuring a sportier look both inside and out.
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The current Renault Koleos is just too ugly (and not keenly enough priced) to sell well (it lacks mass appeal), even if it's by no means a bad car. Its identity problem was made worse by the fact that it was not clear which size class it fit into, whether it rivaled the Nissan Qashqai or the larger X-Trail.
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The most hardcore Porsche Cayman ever made, the GT4, is a dream come true for those enthusiasts who have always believed the automaker is keeping its mid-engined coupe underpowered on purpose.

Now Porsche has found a formula to build a very powerful and fast Cayman without making people give up on the 911 – or at least it thinks it has. The fact that the Cayman GT4 was developed by Porsche Motorsport, the same division responsible for the 911 GT3 and other similar products, proves that Porsche was serious about building the ultimate Cayman.

EVO's Jethro Bovingdon talked to Porsche Motorsport's GT car boss Andreas Prueninger about the Cayman GT4, which is described as the 911 GT3's little brother. As you probably know by now, the Cayman GT4 features a 385PS (380hp) 3.8-liter flat-six engine derived from the 911 Carrera S mated to a six-speed manual gearbox, which allow it to sprint from 0 to 100km/h (62 mph) in 4.4 seconds and to reach a top speed of 295km/h (183mph).

It may sound simple, but there are many more changes than the engine (which at first didn't even fit into the Cayman), and they are all detailed in the video posted below.

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The lavish 2016 Mercedes-Maybach S600 has been photographed here in the States to produce this fresh gallery ahead of its North American launch in April.
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The recently-unveiled Infiniti Q60 Concept will make it to production with minor modifications – sure, it may be toned down a little, but what production car isn't toned down these days?
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Here's a good exercise for you. The ultimate road legal yet track oriented Camaro vs. one of the hottest supercars to ever come out of Europe. By the way, it's not even close.
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During the Shaman Winter Fishing Festival on February 1st, three passengers manage to escape out the windows of a rapidly sinking Audi Q7, in Changchun, Jilin Province (Northeast China).
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The Buick Encore has been a surprise success for GM, so naturally the solution to fuel that success is to add more power.

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For some reason, we love hearing our favorite race car drivers or athletes talk about themselves, what they like and dislike and so on. It's probably because we enjoy getting to know the people that we look up to.
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We've spotted Kia testing prototypes of their next Sportage before, but this time, our spies were able to take a quick peek inside.
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McLaren Special Operations (MSO) has revealed one of the most personalized, bespoke projects that it has built to date, a 650S codenamed "Project Kilo."
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Check out this dash-cam video of a Ferrari 458 Italia cutting off a Nissan GT-R causing the driver to lose control and rear end another car on the highway sending it spinning on the road.
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I imagine the emperors over at Horse Shit dot com reading Jalopnik's exclusive "Leaked Ford Document Suggests Many More RS Models Are Coming" report and thinking, "Touché Mr Jason Torchinsky, Touché". That or they may be contemplating on how to double down with a Nordschleife lap time for the E-Series Cutaway RS.
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VW has lifted the veils off the fourth-generation VW Caddy light commercial vehicle, which will go on sale in March and will arrive in German dealerships in June.
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You don't need us to tell you what a unique and innovative car the DS was back in its day. Citroen was aware of this and also chose to market and promote the car in a way that reflects it particular character.
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As a motor enthusiast and one of the greatest and most successful F1 pilots of all time, Michael Schumacher has had the pleasure of owning all sorts of cars throughout his life.
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Whether you prefer to think that all these results are inconclusive or rather that timed laps do indeed matter during pre-season testing, you can't really ignore Ferrari's dominance so far.
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Here are the very first pictures of an actual prototype of Hyundai's all-new, second-generation Equus premium sedan.
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The Toyota i-Road is a cross between a Renault Twizy (which came before, so we'll consider it the precursor) and any three-wheeler vehicle you've seen with a two-wheel up front and one at the back type layout.
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Rolls-Royce has officially revealed the Phantom Drophead Coupé Nighthawk Bespoke Collection car, created exclusively for North American customers.
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By now, you're probably familiar with Gymkhana star Ken Block and his particular set of skills that make him a nightmare for the overall being of handbrakes. Luckily, we really enjoy watching him work.
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Ferraris are known for their beauty, speed and magnificently sounding engines, but in recent years, also for a suspiciously high number of fiery incidents, one of which occurred in Malaysia today.
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The most desirable model of the VW Transporter series is without a doubt the Samba, the most luxurious version of the first generation model – also known as the T1.
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