Aston Martin's Vantage sports car has been thoroughly overhauled, gaining new styling, a much-improved interior, and plenty of extra horsepower in the process. The car is due at dealerships later this year, and we just tested one.
The ID.Buzz, VW's spiritual successor to the iconic Microbus with electric power, standard third-row seats, and the choice of rear- or all-wheel drive will finally reach U.S. showrooms in the second half of the year. Ahead of the market launch, VW has confirmed a few more of the specs for this market.
Porsche plans a mid-cycle update for the current 992 generation of the 911, and it will be revealed later this month. The update will mark arguably the biggest change for the 911 since the switch from air-cooled to water-cooled engines, as it will include the introduction of hybrid technology on some grades.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
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