Bob Hernandez

Toyota’s GR86 sport coupe achieves peak AE86-ness with a set of factory modifications that ape the original Sprinter Trueno from the 1980s.

Bob Hernandez Writer MotorTrend Staff Photographer Manufacturer Photographer Sep 25, 2024

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In one corner, we have the iconic nameplate with a fresh powertrain, and in the other, an all-new nameplate with traditional motivation.

Shuffled features, new exterior colors, and name changes arrive on Volvo’s luxury sedans and wagons. Time is running out on the S60 compact, too.

Kia gears up for a new EV3 electric subcompact crossover and refreshed EV6. Gas and hybrid SUVs score styling and tech upgrades, too.

With a Toyota-sourced gas-electric powertrain, the new CX-50 Hybrid still has enough Mazda beans to make it fun to drive.

Mustang GTD racing-spec muscle cars start prowling streets and tracks, and Ford’s Transit and E-Transit work vans score added factory accessories.

And we say later to the Toyota Venza—again. Toyota picks up another fancy-looking midsize hybrid SUV to replace the model the carmaker is losing this year.

Porsche’s car lineup electrifies and diversifies, adding a 911 hybrid and more Panameras, including a PHEV. Taycan range and charging also improve this year.