BMW has redesigned the 4-Series and the looks are somewhat polarizing, to say the least. Otherwise, the car is a solid design, and BMW has added numerous unique touches to ensure it doesn't just feel like a 3-Series with two fewer doors.
Acura has just unveiled a new TLX Type S, but the brand resurgence looks set to continue with at least two more Type S performance offerings on the way. One of these will be based on the redesigned MDX mid-size crossover SUV due next year.
Toyota is bringing a hot hatch to the United States, and it will most likely be Corolla-based. The jury is still out how much power the car will bring but over 250 horsepower could be possible based on recent comments made by a Toyota engineer.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
2021 BMW 4-Series preview: Popular coupe takes on bold new look
Plans for Acura MDX Type S, new compact sedan revealed in alleged dealer briefing
Toyota's US-bound hot hatch reportedly coming with over 250 horsepower, AWD
First drive: 2020 Mini Cooper SE comes with a big but
Koenigsegg and Polestar plan collaboration
Bollinger electric trucks' full-length Passthrough and Frunkgate will be exclusives
SSC working on Tuatara's "Little Brother," Tuatara shoots fire, runs 60-120 mph in 2.5 seconds
New 2021 Toyota Corolla Hatchback Special Edition sees a red instead of black
2022 Genesis G70 spy shots and video
In California, Tesla Model 3 outsells Civic, Corolla, Accord, Camry
