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Home Four wheelers oi-Punith Bharadwaj By Punith Bharadwaj Published: Monday, March 29, 2021, 12:29 [IST] Ford and Mahindra were all set to start a fruitful partnership in the Indian market. Both brands had decided to share engines, platform and technologies. However, due to reasons unknown, Ford and Mahindra decided to call off the joint venture. Despite the JV being called off, it was expected that both brands will continue sharing the engine and platform. Now, Ford and Mahindra have even called off that as well. This means that the collaboration between both automakers has completely ended severing all ties. What does it mean for Ford? Speaking of the C-SUV, it was reported that Ford will be using the same platform as the new-generation XUV500. It was internally called the project Black. Additionally, the upcoming facelifted Ford EcoSport was supposed to borrow its powertrain options from Mahindra as … [Read more...] about Ford & Mahindra Joint Venture Completely Ended: Engine & Platform Will Not Be Shared

Beginning in 2017, you can legally import these 17 foreign market cars into the U.S. According to import laws, a car must be 25 years or older to legally bring into the U.S. That means that while we’re still a few years away from shipping over holy grail cars like the Skyline R33, or Nissan Silvia S15 (at least legally), we do have more than a few unique vehicles to choose from 1992 and older. Take a look at these 17 out-of-market options we found. Update: 11 Foreign-Market Cars That Americans Can Finally Import In 2018 Alpine A610 Introduced in 1991, the Alpine A610 didn’t hit the production line until midway through the year, pending the eventual demise of the slow-selling GTA it was replacing. Though it shared a number of similarities with the outgoing car, the A610 introduced new features like pop-up headlights, a more sculpted rear, and a 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 that produced 247 horsepower (184 kilowatts). While less plentiful on the used market than … [Read more...] about 17 foreign market cars you can legally import into the U.S. in 2017

The EQS will be the brand’s first EV in the US. Mercedes is preparing an onslaught of new electric vehicles to hit the market over the next few years. However, they all won’t get passports to come to America. Back in October, the automaker had said that the EQC crossover, the brand’s first mass-produced electric vehicle, would arrive in the US after the EQS sedan . That’s no longer the case, as the automaker has told Autoblog that it has no plans to bring it here anytime soon. The EQC has never reached US shores, though there was a plan to bring it here. In late 2019, Mercedes announced that it had delayed the EQC’s US launch by a year . About six months later, spy photos of the second-generation EQC appeared , showing an early prototype with several changes and a new architecture underpinning the model. According to the publication, Mercedes’ decision came after reviewing the marketing, though Mercedes could change its mind later. Gallery: 2022 Mercedes EQS new … [Read more...] about Mercedes EQC Crossover No Longer Coming To US Market: Report

Toyota has launched the 86 Style Cb special edition for the Japanese domestic market (JDM) Toyota has launched the 86 Style Cb special edition for the Japanese domestic market (JDM). Previewed by the 86xstyle Cb Concept at the Tokyo Auto Salon in 2013, the model comes with a completely redesigned front end that featured a new front bumper, radiator grille, nose and oval-shaped headlights. The Style Cb (where Cb stands for Cool Beauty) is equipped with a leather steering wheel, new trim for the dashboard and a modified instrument panel. Toyota says the model also has a revised power steering, while the ride comfort has been improved. Gallery: Toyota 86 Style Cb revealed for the Japanese market 10 Photos + + Share on Twitter Share on Flipboard Pin It Share on Reddit Share on WhatsApp Send to … [Read more...] about Toyota 86 Style Cb revealed for the Japanese market

It will be launched as an upscale passenger van. It’s not a secret that Volkswagen is working on an ideological successor for the Microbus in the form of an all-electric bus. It is scheduled to be unveiled in 2022 and we now know when it will be launched in the United States. Car and Driver cites Carsten Intra, head of the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles division, who confirmed the ID Buzz will arrive in America in the 2023 calendar year as a 2024 model year. At this side of the big pond, it will be launched as a comfortable passenger van, while Europe will also get a cargo version when the ID Buzz hits the market on the Old continent in 2022. VW ID Buzz: What We Know So Far VW ID Buzz Design Possibly Previewed In Commercial Vehicle Rendering VW ID Buzz Mule Spotted On Trailer The lineup for the US market will be somewhat simplified and will include just a single model and a single wheelbase version. In Europe, there will be passenger and … [Read more...] about VW ID Buzz Coming To US Market In 2023