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Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. offered news media first-drive opportunities this week for the Toyota RAV4 EV—an all-new, all-electric SUV that will arrive in select California dealerships later this summer.

After more than eight hours of driving and 317 miles on her odometer, Brenda Priddy was able to deliver these shots of the ’14 Chevrolet Silverado.

Caught undergoing testing near the Nürburgring, this lightly camouflaged prototype of the future S63 AMG features a larger air intake, a high-performance braking system and AMG wheels.

This camo-clad Cadillac is believed to be the ’14 CTS, according to Brenda Priddy & Co.

Shelby American has announced the changes for its limited-edition ’13 Shelby GT350. New color options, visual styling cues and optional performance upgrades will distinguish the third model year of Shelby GT350 production from previous model year cars. The ’13 Shelby GT350 will be available as either a coupe or convertible in the entire color palette offered by Ford Motor Co. on the Mustang. 

Based heavily on the Holden Commodore and built in Austrailia, the U.S. version—named SS—will arrive for the ’14 model year.

At its launch in late ’09, Lexus confirmed that its over-the-top supercar—the two-seat, V10-powered LFA—would be limited to just 500 units in total and that the cars would be painstakingly assembled at the rate of just 20 per month. At that rate, production of the LFA is slated to end in December of this year.

Although this version of the upcoming Impala has been misidentified many times as a possible high-performance SS model, according to Brenda Priddy & Co., it’s actually the “Eco” version of the Impala.

Looking fairly close to the concept that was revealed at the 2012 North American International Auto Show, here's a look at Honda’s Accord Coupe in pre-production form.

Aston Martin will reportedly launch six new models over the next six years, according to Brenda Priddy & Co., who delivered these shots of the successor to the DB9.