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Introduced by the Focus, the C2 platform is currently used by the Escape crossover, the Bronco Sport, Maverick pickup truck, and Lincoln Corsair luxury crossover. That’s a pretty diverse lineup on similar underpinnings, which is why pixel artist X-Tomi Design took the liberty to imagine a regular-cab pickup on the front- and all-paw-drive vehicle architecture.
Introduced in 1958 by the W-series Mark 1, the big-block V8 started out with 5.7 liters and up to 315 horsepower in the first year of production. Mere days ago, Chevrolet Performance revealed the ZZ632/1000 crate motor, a big block unlike any other before it. Scheduled for delivery in early 2022, the 10.35-liter colossus is much obliged to crank out 1,004 horsepower and 876 pound-feet (1,187 Nm) of torque on 93-octane gas.
Introduced in 1966 for the 1967 model year, the Camaro left us for a brief period between the fourth and fifth generations. General Motors discontinued the F-body model over the deteriorating sports car market and the increasing preference for utility vehicles, but nevertheless, the pony car made a glorious comeback on the Zeta rear-drive architecture.
Expected to arrive at European dealers next fall, the 2023 Mazda2 is nothing more than a Toyota Yaris with different badges. Already spied virtually undisguised, the supermini has been rendered in four exterior colors by pixel wizard Joao Kleber Amaral exclusively for autoevolution.
The 928 is a hideously underrated automotive icon, the car that was intended to replace the 911. Produced in Neckarsulm from 1977 to 1995, the luxurious grand tourer is the first road-going Porsche to feature a V8.