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17 new cars worth waiting for in 2026

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The 009 isn't a family MPV in the usual sense, but something for people who have chauffeurs.
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Zeekr 009 Deluxe review: Power, prestige and a puzzle

The model now comes in Deluxe trim, which loses power, clings to prestige and continues to puzzle

Honda’s e:HEV hybrid system pairs a 2.0-litre engine with an electric motor (and a small battery) to haul the Step Wgn along.
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Honda Step Wgn review: How to be a Gen Alpha Romeo

Honda’s least rizzy but most practical family hauler won’t turn heads, but the Step Wgn is straight up bussin

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2026 BMW iX3 review: Shocking real-world range

The brand’s biggest ever technology gamble is wrapped in the body of an electric family SUV with long legs and a nice...

Continental GT, but the new hybrid does illuminate a promising path for Bentley’s electrified future.
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2025 Bentley Continental GT review: Fast forward to the future

The Bentley Continental GT could always keep up with anything. Can the latest one keep up with the times?

As Leap’s first model for Singapore, the C10 is a sensible choice: a five-door family crossover with a rear motor, and a responsive 14.6-inch central touchscreen with Qualcomm brains,.
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Leapmotor C10 review: The Chinese EV that’s part Maserati

Leapmotor has raced ahead of rival EV startups in China. Can the C10 help it do the same here?

Andi McCann runs the White Glove Experience course for BMW as a sort of roving ambassador and independent contractor, having developed it from the Rolls-Royce chauffeur academy that dates back to 1910.
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The secret BMW driving course that money can’t buy

Select customers are invited to take up the BMW White Glove Experience. And it isn’t even meant for them

FILE PHOTO: A Toyota Mirai car is seen during a presentation at the 16th Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition in Shanghai, April 21, 2015. REUTERS/Aly Song/File Photo
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You want a hydrogen car. You just don’t know it yet

Fuel cell cars are clearly a revolutionary technology. The problem is, that message is unclear

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Mini John Cooper Works Aceman review: Feisty, and fat-shaming with it

The Mini JCW Aceman is brimming with personality, but does it live up to its own legend?

Lexus' LS Coupe Concept, a tall-riding four-door, suggests that one nameplate can stretch across wildly different forms.
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Why a six-wheel Lexus, Japan’s Rolls-Royce and an incomplete car matter so much to Toyota

The ongoing Japan Mobility Show reveals that both the country and the world’s biggest car company need to regain their mojo