Navigator, Aviator, Nautilus and now the Corsair.  Seems Lincoln is finally doing away with the letter naming culture and moving back into actual names.  And with that thought comes the all new Corsair a slow replacement for the MKC model as Nautilus removed the MKX from the lineup. 

Rav-4 or Highlander is the question you will have to ask yourself when you’re at your local Toyota dealership now.  Seems Toyota is following in the footsteps of the German three in making its product line image similar to one another.  This does make it easier for consumers to differentiate your products from other companies but does create some confusion within your brand.  But I guess this is the way of the automotive world today as more and more companies are making the switch to one design image lineups.

    Only set to last 2-years in service, the EZ-Flex prototype van is Renault’s answer to the flexible last mile delivery van.  With the rise of online shopping and giants like Amazon, it seems that companies like Renault are set to cash in on a new delivery game.  As Amazon and other online retailers move away from the standard delivery companies out there, companies like Renault are looking to cash in on a new crop of direct sales channels.  And as more and more companies make the switch to dedicated deliveries, companies like Renault will cash in.

People may call it a 911 competitor, but really is it.  It may lean more on the side of a Nissan 350Z rather than a Porsche 911, although the name does weight heavily on the Porsche side.  All we can say is that we are ready for this little iridescent electric sports coupe as we all need something from this genre.  More and more companies are going after the big prize with hypercars, whereas Zedriv is going after the urban market with the GT3.  This is something we look forward to seeing more of in the future.