2020 Kia Telluride makes it full debut

Although the new Kia Telluride was already been revealed in production form during New York Fashion Week 2018, this is the first time we've seen the new crossover without an assortment of off-road gear, like snorkels, roof hampers, external spare wheel carriers and ladders. With styling drawn from the 2016 concept car, the Telluride can seat up to eight people across its three rows of seats, and has a maximum tow rating of 2270kg.

Infiniti QX Inspiration concept revealed in full

The Infiniti QX Inspiration concept car has been unveiled in full at the 2019 Detroit motor show. Riding on Infiniti's upcoming all-electric platform, the QX Inspiration is said to preview the brand's first fully-electric vehicle: a new mid-size crossover with a "high-performance" bent.

2020 Ford Explorer ST and Hybrid unveiled

Breaking with industry norms, the Ford Explorer ST and Ford Explorer Hybrid have been unveiled just days after the standard models were given their debuts. Under the bonnet is a turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 expected to deliver around 298kW of power and 563Nm of torque. This looks to be the same twin-turbo engine standard on the Lincoln Aviator sibling, although the ST does boast more torque.

2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 unveiled

The Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 has been unveiled at the 2019 Detroit motor show. The Shelby GT500 is powered by a hand-built 5.2-litre V8 engine with a 2.65-litre Roots-type supercharger nestled within the V. Said to crank out roughly 522kW of power, or 700hp in the old money, the GT500 is said be the most powerful road-legal Mustang ever.

Nissan IMs concept revealed: High-set sedan hits Detroit

Nissan has revealed the IMs concept at the 2019 Detroit motor show, a high-riding electric sedan which could preview a new design direction for the Japanese brand. Dubbed as a "study in duality and contrast", the IMs concept claims to be in a segment of its own as an "elevated sports sedan".

2020 Toyota Supra unveiled: Japan's latest hero goes official at last

The last Toyota Supra went out of production in 2002, and our first story on the potential for its rebirth came in 2007 – a year after CarAdvice was founded – with the idea that the FT-HS concept could become the fifth-generation Supra.

From typewriters to BMWs: The Story of Alpina

Like most young German engineering students, Burkard Bovensiepen was into cars and while he was working for his family’s typewriter business, Alpina, all he could think about was making his car go faster. The Munich-based student noticed the amount of empty space in the engine bay of his BMW 1500 at the same time as he realised it needed more power.