The Hyundai Tucson has sat at the sidelines because the new Santa Fe and Santa Fe Sport get the entire headlines, but that isn’t be the case for long. A camouflaged Hyundai Tucson, often known as the ix35 in Europe, was spied testing, suggesting a refreshed model is likely to be at the way. Although the crossover wears an honest amount of camouflage, we are able to see a brand new grille design peeking out from underneath. Don’t be surprised if the refreshed Tucson’s front end resembles the only found at the fuel-cell powered Tucson (pictured below), meaning a trapezoidal front grille with chrome horizontal slats replacing the split grille found at the current car. Foglights also seem to have a circular design versus squared-off ones at the current Tucson....

The Toyota GT86 TRD will soon go on sale within the U.K. with some upscale visual upgrades, but no performance enhancements. Some commenters in a Motor Trend forum thread suggest a low-volume special-edition car like that GT86 TRD should compromise a section on style so as to add some dynamics improvements for a similar price. That U.K.-only car got us thinking – would you mind a Scion FR-S TRD special edition if it solely upgraded looks or should the automaker improve other aspects of the auto for a similar price, sacrificing one of the vital parts that increase the car’s curb appeal To the limited-edition GT86 models, TRD adds a brand new front lower lip, new side skirts, 18-inch alloy wheels, a revised rear fascia, and dual exhaust tips per...

CoverHound is unveiling a brand new metric here on WOT called Insurance Over Sticker (IOS) — the number represents the common cost of insuring a brand new model or make for a year, divided by its sticker price. The price of insurance is frequently an afterthought when considering the financials of a brand new car purchase or lease – but with this metric it doesn’t have to be that way anymore. So which vehicle makes have the bottom IOS ratios Listed here are the head 10 vehicle makes, that specialize in vehicles with average MSRPs under $30,000; the typical IOS ratio for all vehicles on this dataset (2011-2013 makes only) was 5.8 percent. 10. Hyundai 6.6%9. Honda 6.6%8. Kia 6.3%7. Nissan 6.2%6. Mazda 5.8%5. Ford 5.5%4. Volkswagen 5.5%3. Toyota 5.0%2....