We're still a few days out from the 2019 North American International Auto Show in Detroit but one of the major attractions has already been revealed. We're talking about Ford's redesigned Explorer, which returns to rear-wheel-drive running gear and boasts an available twin-turbocharged V-6.
The Brabham name is set to return to the world of international motorsport. The Australian race team and nascent car manufacturer is committed to entering the World Endurance Championship with a race car based on its BT62 supercar, and work on the program has already commenced.
Audi has just launched the e-tron crossover but it's only the first of several electric cars the brand plans to add in the coming years. One will be a compact crossover SUV, which we'll get a preview of in the form of a concept at March's 2019 Geneva International Motor Show.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
2020 Ford Explorer revealed: Sleeker, stronger, loaded with tech
Brabham BT62 to go racing in WEC, 24 Hours of Le Mans
Audi PB18 electric supercar given green light, future e-tron teased
Future Honda infotainment will let drivers make purchases on the go
Like a boss: Toyota president rolls up to motorsport meet in one-off Century GRMN
2019 Nissan Leaf Plus vs Leaf: A first look at the differences
Bentley Bentayga Speed reportedly due in 2019
Toyota adds 1.3 million more vehicles to Takata airbag recall in US
BMW self-riding motorcycle demonstrates its ghostly capability at 2019 CES
eMotorWerks lays groundwork for vehicle-to-grid charging
