John Halas

2 weeks ago | carscoops.com | John Halas

Ford’s FX Package revives Fox Body styling with retro paint, badges, and interior accents. New Adriatic Blue paint mirrors the famous teal from Fox Body-era Mustang models. Available only on GT Premium trims with the 5.0-liter V8 in coupe and convertible forms. If you’re going to dip into Mustang nostalgia, you might as well go full throttle. After all, few cars have survived seven generations of changing trends, questionable design choices, and midlife crises quite like the Ford Mustang.

2 weeks ago | carscoops.com | John Halas

BMW’s facelifted M5 features a sharper Neue Klasse-inspired kidney grille and headlights. Insider claims new variant may join sedan and Touring as performance-focused upgrade. Production of the G90 and G99 is expected to run from March 2027 through early 2031. BMW has been busy testing prototypes of its next-gen models, and now the updated M5 has been spotted tearing around the Nurburgring.

3 weeks ago | carscoops.com | John Halas

Nissan’s teased sedans are not the models seen in recently shared patent drawings. The car shown in patents is the China-only EVO Concept from the Beijing show. The next Sentra and Altima were likely teased in shadowy renders earlier this year. Despite the mountain of challenges it’s been climbing lately, some of them more like drawn-out uphill crawls, Nissan still has a healthy batch of new models in development for both North American and international markets.

1 month ago | carscoops.com | John Halas

Alpina’s founders return with a luxury GT under the Bovensiepen name after BMW acquisition. Coachbuilt GT combines carbon fiber body with Bavarian performance and Italian design heritage. Deliveries of the M4-based model start late Q2 2026 with pricing details due later this year. At first glance, we weren’t entirely sure what we were looking at. A heavily reworked Mustang? A modern BMW 8-Series Coupe with a coachbuilt twist? Turns out, it’s neither.

1 month ago | carscoops.com | John Halas

The Model Y Performance prototype features larger wheels and a more aggressive ride height. The flagship model will likely feature 510 horsepower, reaching 0-60 mph in about 3.2 seconds. Pricing for the new Performance is expected to start around $55,000, with release by year-end. Tesla’s refreshed Juniper Model Y lineup has already introduced several variants, from the Launch Edition to the Rear-Wheel Drive and Long Range All-Wheel Drive versions.