2018 will see the second-generation of the popular Chevy Traverse hitting the showrooms, and Chevrolet have worked on improving pretty much everything, including the space – it was already one of the most spacious SUV’s in its segment. But what can we expect from the new Traverse? According to Chevrolet, plenty of upgrades.

Cadillac are going through some big changes right now, and as a result, they are trying to change the demographics of the buyers for a Caddy – where once we would find 65+ year-olds buying a Cadillac, we are now looking at a much younger market. Having said that, you still need to find $100,000+ for a top-spec Escalade, so we aren’t talking about millennials.

Buick brought us the Enclave back in 2007, it’s a full-size luxury crossover SUV that shares its platform and some componentry with the GMC Acadia and Chevrolet Traverse. The 2018 Enclave is being badged as all-new, but in reality, not much is changing aside from the top-of-the-line Avenir, and even that isn’t hugely different.

The Firebird name was first introduced to us back in 1967, only then it was under the Pontiac brand. It was a big-hit and went on to become synonymous with American muscle, just the same as the Mustang or any other 60’s era muscle car that we so crave today. For 2018, there is talk of a revival under the Buick brand – will it happen?

As with many new models, Nissan does not confirm anything about details of the new Nissan Pathfinder 2018. There are talks about important changes in the style of this. If they make a restyling of it, it will remain unmistakably Pathfinder, but simply better and more modern.

The overall style of the Toyota Prius will be updated for the 2018 model, the car looks better, more elegant and absolutely modern. The outgoing version seemed to have lost the battle in the modeling department. The new style resembles C-HR and, perhaps, the elements of the Nissan Juke.