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This Car Brand Is Bringing Back An Iconic Nameplate As A 2027 Special Edition - SlashGear

This Car Brand Is Bringing Back An Iconic Nameplate As A 2027 Special Edition From Ford to Toyota and almost everyone in between, car manufacturers have a habit of reviving iconic nameplates or models.

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SlashGear ·2 mo. ago

No, The Kia Carnival Hasn't Been Discontinued (But Its Old Nameplate 'Sedona' Has)

South Korea's Kia, across its range, offers a lot of family-oriented vehicles. The Picanto, for instance, may be a small model, but with Apple CarPlay and wireless smart device charging, it's oriented for keeping those…

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SlashGear ·7 mo. ago

This Is The Oldest American Car Model Nameplate Still In Use Today

The oldest surviving American car model nameplate still in use today celebrates its 90th birthday in 2026, according to parent General Motors.

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Gearpatrol ·9 mo. ago

Is This Souped-Up New Edition of the World’s Oldest Moto Nameplate Now the Best-Looking Bike Under $7,500?

Ninety-three years. That’s how long the Royal Enfield Bullet has remained in continuous production, even as the company and the world at large has ridden a roller coaster of highs and lows.

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Gearpatrol ·9 mo. ago

Subaru’s Latest Concepts Reintroduce the Brand’s Most Beloved Nameplate

It appears Subaru fans may get their wish. The quirky Japanese automaker fully revealed its two hotly anticipated STI concepts at the Japan Mobility.

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Gearpatrol ·last yr.

This New Retro-Styled Roadster Departs Sharply from Its 77-Year-Old Nameplate — In a Good Way

Just last month, I called attention to BSA’s Gold Star motorcycle, which could be making its way to the US sooner rather than later.

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Gearpatrol ·last yr.

A Legendary Ferrari Nameplate Might Be Set to Make a Return

Between the Lamborghini Countach, the Porsche 959 and the BMW M1, the 1980s gave rise to some of the most iconic sports cars in history.

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SlashGear ·last yr.

Is The Lincoln Continental Really Coming Back In 2025?

Lincoln officially retired the Continental nameplate in 2020. It's not the first time, though — Lincoln stopped producing the model after 2002 and later replaced it with the MKS.