Lexus has unveiled, this morning at the Cobo Centre in Detroit, where the 2018 North American International Auto Show stands, a brand new SUV and it is called the LF-1 limitless.

The refreshed 2018 Acura TLX will be going on sale June 1st. It'll feature an "A-Spec" trim level and new premium features. The TLX will now come standard with AcuraWatch and thus on all trim levels.

The very anticipated Honda Civic Si Coupe and Si Sedan were announced by Honda America this morning on their YouTube channel. It'll be possible to buy both the Si Sedan and Si Coupe within the next month and it will be listed at around $27,000. 

A long time ago, the Volkswagen put up to the market the Volkswagen Type 2, more commonly know in North America as the Westfalia. Its first official drawing were made in 1947 but it took more than a year until it got officially approved for production. A few months later, on the 12th day of November 1949, the first Volkswagen Type 2 drove off the assembly line. They stopped the production of this generation in 1967. Now, 50 years later, Volkswagen presents the I.D. Buzz concept, the successor of the Westfalia.

Hyundai will reveal their high performance car, the RN30, at the Montreal Auto Show during their press conference on January 19th at 1:35pm. 

The Toyota Camry has now been America's favorite car for a number of years. And while it's certainly not car enthusiasts' favorite car, it has good reasons to be the average family's. It's reliable. It's great to carry kids and groceries. When see a Camry taxi with over half a million kilometres or a college kid driving a dented, beat-up 1996 model of the car that didn't cost him much more than his smartphone, you know the Camry is built to sell well and last long. So for 2018, Toyota needed to keep the recipe simple and conservative.

Honda unveiled the all-new Odyssey. This minivan is part of the fifth generation of the Odyssey. 

During their North American International Auto Show press conference this morning at the Joe Louis Arena this morning, Ford stated their plans to introduce 13 new electrified vehicles, which includes plans for a hybrid Mustang . And that's not even the biggest news of the day from Ford. 

Chevrolet has showcased the brand new Traverse SUV at the Detroit Auto Show this morning, announcing its intent to conquer the class, currently dominated by the Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot. The new Chevy will sport a 3.6L V6 or an interesting 2.0L turbo four engine.