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More Jaguar models are coming - that's the clear message from the brand's global design chief, Ian Callum. Speaking with CarAdvice at the 2015 New York motor show, the man behind the new Jaguar XE and Jaguar XF models, answered a few questions about whether there's scope for coupe or wagon versions of the the compact and mid-size sedans. Firstly, when asked if Jaguar is looking at building an XE Sportbrake, Callum was coy. “We’ve investigated it - I can’t tell you,” he said.

The 2016 Scion iA has debuted at the New York motor show, becoming the first sedan from Toyota’s youthful US sub-division. Half Kodo half catfish, the iA is a subtly reworked version of the Mazda 2 sedan and is the product of the partnership between Toyota and Mazda where the later is building the city-sized four-doors alongside one another at its plant in Salamanca, Mexico.

A turbocharged Subaru BRZ has been a dream car for enthusiasts for several years already, and the Japanese brand has finally shown off such a variant at the 2015 New York auto show. The problem? It's the Subaru BRZ Performance Concept, a show car that seemingly has very little chance of becoming a production reality in the near future. Perhaps in the next-generation BRZ...

An completely undisguised image of the new Cadillac CT6 has leaked prior to the flagship sedan's debut in New York. Although the new Caddy isn't the much hoped for sedan version of the stunning Elmiraj concept, it does boast a number of firsts for GM's top-shelf brand. The CT6 is the first sedan from the marque designed to go toe-to-toe with the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class, as well as the Audi A8, Lexus LS, Jaguar XJ and others.

The Range Rover SVAutobiography, the most sumptuous and possibly expensive version to date, was revealed today ahead of its public reveal at the New York motor show on April 1. The SVAutobiography — that’s not a typo — sits at the pinnacle of a revised Range Rover line-up for the 2016 model year, and is designed to take “comfort, craftsmanship and refinement” to another level.