(October 1, 2020) WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J. — BMW has revealed the all-new, second generation 4 Series Convertible, 35 years after the very first 3 Series Convertible was unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The new four-seater continues the tradition of exhilarating open-air motoring, rightfully deserving “The Ultimate Driving Machine” moniker with its modern styling, low-slung shoulder line, cutting-edge technology and performance.

(September 30, 2020) NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The 2021 Infiniti Q50 sports sedan adds a new grade level designation and upgrades to standard and optional package content. The Q50 is now offered in a choice of four grade levels: the previously available Pure, Luxe and Red Sport 400, along with new Sensory. The 2021 Q50 starts at $36,600 for the RWD and $38,600 for the AWD.

(September 30, 2020) PLANO, Texas — In 2021, the UX 250h gets the Black Line treatment with unique touches of style and refinement both inside and out.  Based on the hybrid model, the UX Black Line Special Edition is an optimal pairing of hybrid performance and design to set guests apart as they drive around town.

This "stylish" driveway in Utah includes two automotive oddities — a Yugo (once called the "worst car in history"), and a modified Subaru BRAT — that are hard to find out in the wild let alone as a pair in one driveway. The BRAT — short for Bi-drive Recreational All-terrain Transporter — was sold from 1978 to 1994 in the U.S. It was motivated by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder making 67 horsepower. It was increased to 73 hp in later years. And Subaru made a turbocharged 93 hp variant available in its final years. The Yugo was built in communist Yugoslavia and marketed in the U.S. from 1985 to 1992 by Malcolm Bricklin. Its 55 hp engine could take the little car from 0-to-60 in 14 seconds. Its ultimate downfall came in the early 90s when it performed poorly in crash test scores. (Photo by Jim Prueter)