Porsche's lightest 911, Cadillac's electric Escalade, and the return of the Land Cruiser all made headlines this week.
. The new version brings extra power, aerodynamic mods, and a stiffened chassis, all designed to improve the Z's performance at the racetrack.that will be offered to U.S. buyers next spring. A slightly smaller alternative than the mechanically similar 300-series Land Cruiser sold overseas, it will be offered with round or rectangular headlights, each of which recall earlier Land Cruiser generations.
which was spotted this week in prototype form. The prototype shows the electric Escalade won't simply be a clone of the current gas-powered model.Another electric Cadillac spotted testing this week was aTotem GT Super
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