Are These Future Cars In Your Future
No matter the season or the time of year, there is always someone waiting to see the new car model. As they wait for the latest in automotive technology, both consumers and auto manufacturers feel like children on their birthdays. Some of us want to know what the next family sedan will look and feel like. Here are some things we can look forward to in the future.
2017 Ford GT
Ford GT 2017: The Ford GT is a great example of the saying "Good things happen to those who wait" and the old saying "You get what you pay." With an MSRP of more than $400,000., the 2017 Ford GT is one of the most expensive cars we've ever seen. It is lighter than the previous model and has a 600-horsepower, direct-injected 3.5-liter V-6 engine. The 2017 Ford GT's sleek, stylish front end and rear wing make it look ready to take off at any moment. These features, which include an aerodynamic rear spoiler, an air brake function that allows you to raise the front end with a touch of a button, and flying buttresses give the supercar its superpower. The 2017 Ford GT is superpowered thanks to its lightweight carbon fiber, high performance, and aerodynamic design.
2017 Mercedes Benz E Class
The 2017 model year saw the introduction of the next-generation Mercedes-Benz luxury mid-size sedan. It was only lightweight because it uses aluminum materials. The 2017 Mercedes Benz E Class is available in five body styles, including a sedan and a convertible. It also has a remote parking system. This Mercedes Benz E Class offers luxury and style along with the latest technologies. This model is a hit with Mercedes, thanks to the possibility of a 9 speed automatic and the return of the inline-six. If you love the Mercedes line, you won't be surprised to see it at the Detroit auto fair in January.
Mercedes Benz Pickup Truck
Mercedes Benz is the topic, but what about a midsize pickup? The future Mercedes midsize pickup will be a big deal. As the market continues to expand, midsize pickup trucks continue to gain in popularity.
Cadillac XT5
It's amazing how a year can make a big difference. The Cadillac XT5 was available in fall 2016. It comes with a few options, including a short or long wheelbase and seating for five to seven passengers. You have the option of a 2.0-liter Inline Four, 3.6-liter V-6, or 3.0-liter turbo-V-6 powertrain. There is also the possibility to opt for a nine-speed automatic transmission.
2018 Land Rover
Land Rover seems to be planning to create a new line of Defenders. Land Rover appears to be aiming to create off-roaders that combine luxury and ruggedness. The new models could have a new look to help the brand recreate itself. There is potential for a range of models, from simple to luxurious, and buzz about lightweight aluminum materials similar to other automakers. It will combine the best of both rugged off-roader and luxurious appearances.
2017 BMW M5
The BMW M5 is a lightweight version of a medium-sized sports sedan that uses a mixture of steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber. The M5 follows the lead of other car manufacturers in making lighter models. The current 4.4-liter V-8 is still the engine, but M5's output could be well above 600 horsepower. Although M5s have been rear-wheel driven up to now, expect the all-wheel-drive to be an option on the BMW M5.
Honda Civic Type A
The Honda Civic Type R concept is expected to make its way to the United States soon. Although the Honda Civic Type R hatchback was launched in other countries, the U.S. version could be built on the 10 th generation Honda Civics and offer different body styles.
Honda could be excited about the Type R's arrival. The Type R was not available for the 2018 model, even though the Civic's 10th generation arrives in the fall.
Some of these models and makes may not be possible for some, but the fun is in following them.