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Car news   2022   BMW XM What the £145,000 BMW XM SUV means for regular buyers 28 September 2022   by  Murray Scullion On sale now £145k, 653hp What it means for bread and butter BMWs Enlarge 5 photos Main image caption What the £145,000 BMW XM SUV means for regular buyers Here we have it. The BMW XM. The Bavarian company’s £145,000 middle finger to: the past, the future, internet commenters, Citroen enthusiasts, the anti-SUV brigade, eco warriors, aesthetes and traditionalists. BMW’s first bespoke M car since the wild M1 supercar is on sale now, and it’s first and foremost an  SUV . It’s also the widest car BMW makes, the first BMW  PHE V M car and the most powerful production BMW ever. How powerful is it? BMW’s 4.4-litre V8 engine makes 489 hp . An electric motor mounted to the transmission completes the equation, adding up to 197hp, bringing total pow BMW Alpina  BMW X1 SUV ( - 2022)  Not enough for you? BMW is set to release an even more powerful, exclusive, expensive and obtuse mo

  Cadillac introduces a new compact luxury sedan for 2020, the CT4. Adorned with uncluttered styling, it fills the slot in the lineup that was vacated when the ATS was discontinued. Few details on the base model are available as of this writing, but we do know it will be rear drive with all-wheel-drive available, and come powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder engine with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Cadillac has, however, released preliminary information on the sporty CT4-V model, which will feature a 2.7-liter turbocharged engine with an estimated 320 horsepower, a near perfect 50/50 front to rear weight ratio, grippy Brembo brakes, and precise handling abilities. Available features include Cadillac’s semi-autonomous Super Cruise system that allows hands-free highway driving.

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan, which earned Cars.com's top award with its 2015 model-year redesign, enters the fifth model year of its current generation with styling updates, more power and new technology. The visual changes are mild, but new technologies close the gap with the larger E-Class sedan, which Mercedes redesigned more recently. The updated C-Class debuted at the 2018 Geneva International Motor Show in C300 sedan form — that is, with the base engine most Americans buy. It goes on sale in the U.S. late in 2018.  Exterior Mercedes-Benz claims redesigns for the bumpers, headlights and taillights, but the revisions are light. Full-LED lights, which were previously optional, are now standard. They have reorganized elements but the same basic shape; the same goes for the bumpers. With an optional AMG styling package, the C300 gets a diamond-pattern grille with a single crossbar that was previously reserved for AMG C43 versions of the sedan.

 Best Looking New Cars of 2019 These Are 2019’s Best-Looking Cars, Trucks, and SUVs Car designers tend to obsess over the details. After all, a great design can send buyers scrambling to dealership lots. A bad design can cause a freefall in sales. While most of today’s vehicles are attractive overall, some cars simply shine brighter than the rest. The following list is based on an informal poll of U.S. News automotive staff, and it showcases some of the best-looking new vehicles of 2019. We focused mostly on vehicles that are new or received significant updates for 2019

car - Audi R8 V10 Spyder (2017) review ► New Audi R8 V10 Spyder tested ► Capable of 0-62mph in 3.6sec ► On sale now for £128k It’s a bit dull, the Audi R8 Coupe, in my opinion. Hark! I can hear the understeer, and smell the burning oil, as  das Audi fanboys  career towards my house. Hold your horses; I am not saying it’s a bad car, not by any stretch. That sonorous V10, smooth ride, fabulous interior and staggering accessibility – even Pastor Maldonado could get it cleanly around a circuit – all count heavily in its favour.  Why so little love for the Coupe, then? As an everyday supercar, it excels. It is extremely proficient, refined and disciplined. It is also, as a result, terrifically  safe  and somewhat aloof .  Consequently, those looking for heart-trembling excitement may find it lacking. This new drop-top version, however, reinstates some of the thrill required to get the blood flowing. The fixed-roof cocoon of safety is gone, and you are more expo

car-Honda Ridgeline Black Edition AWD (2017) review ► Honda Ridgeline pick-up tested ► Naturally aspirated V6 and AWD ► 2017 model year US-market truck The extended version of  Honda’s  2010 Impossible Dream advert illustrated how Honda has built everything from motorbikes to sports cars, quad bikes to speed boats, private jets to robots. But no mention was made of a pick-up truck, perhaps because the advert was never shown in the US. Yet  Honda  has designed and manufactured the Ridgeline – often referred to as a ‘sports utility truck’ – in the US since 2005. The second-generation version was launched at the 2016 Detroit motor show, and  CAR  took the opportunity to drive the top-spec Black Edition AWD model during a recent trip Stateside. What platform is the Ridgeline based on? It’s Honda’s Global Light Truck platform, which features a multi-material mix consisting mainly of super-high- (19.3%) and high-strength steel (35.7%), with a light smattering of aluminium (bonn