Why Is It Only For North America?
The 2027 BMW M3 CS Handschalter is a limited-production model only sold in North America. BMW says the US is the largest market for M products, and buyers have asked…
Holland America Line unveils 2028 Grand Voyages | News
Holland America Line unveils 2028 Grand Voyages Holland America Line has announced the itineraries for its two 2028 Grand Voyages. Guests can choose between a 129-day circumnavigation of the globe…
New Chevy Sonic? South America Gets A Fresh Model
General Motors Brazil has revived the Sonic name for a new sub-compact crossover. There’s no official word on the powertrain yet, but the Sonic is likely to utilize a mild-hybrid…
New Body-On-Frame Truck For America
Kia plans to launch a new midsize electric and range-extended hybrid truck in the United States by 2030. It will likely share a platform with Hyundai’s new body-on-frame pickup. Kia…
The Subaru WRX Is Dying In Japan, But There’s Good News For America
Subaru will stop taking WRX orders in Japan on May 18. A statement on Subaru’s consumer site says WRX production is ending. A Subaru spokesperson told Motor1 that this is…
Alpine Sports Car: Coming To America?
Alpine may bring its A110 sports car to America first. The A110 is reportedly undergoing crash testing in the US. The French sports car could be on US roads by…
Ford Confirms A New Sub-$40,000 Car For America
Ford will launch five sub-$40,000 models in the U.S. this decade. The new car will be joined by a truck, an SUV, and a van. All will have fresh names…
‘We’re Going To Take America Very Seriously’
Caterham knows the US is an important market. Project V aims to enter production in 2027. The electric sports car would compete against Porsche’s EV Cayman and Boxster. Despite seeming…
The $20,000 Car Is Officially Dead in America
As of today, there isn’t a single new car in America that starts at under $20,000. Nissan has discontinued the Versa, with production of the small sedan officially ending earlier…
Japan’s ‘Cute’ Kei Cars Are Coming to America
Update: In an emailed response to Motor1‘s questions, a Department of Transportation spokesperson told us: “As with all vehicles, manufacturers must certify that they meet U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety…