Press days at the biennial Tokyo Motor Show have just wrapped up. Per usual, there were plenty of significant reveals and here are our top five.

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Nissan is trying to make its electrified vehicles sound more pleasant.

History has its fair share of epic rivalries. Coke versus Pepsi, Tupac versus Biggie, Batman versus Superman. In the automotive sphere, Honda Accord versus Toyota Camry is one of the most hotly contested rivalries there is.

At the Frankfurt Motor Show last month, we all fell head-over-heels in love with Honda’s adorable Urban EV Concept. Anyway, they’re not done wowing us yet because they just unveiled a similar design study at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show.

Self-driving cars are kind of a big deal. It seems every single automaker and supplier company on planet Earth is racing to develop some version of this technology, including Lexus.

Mazda revealed its Vision Coupe concept at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show and it’s sexy AF, folks!

Can you name a true Jeep Wrangler competitor? Based on pure mountain-goat levels of climbing ability, sure, you have vehicles like the Chevy Colorado ZR2, Ford Raptor, and Ram Power Wagon. Each an excellent off-road vehicle in its own way, but none a small body-on-frame SUV with a removable roof, doors, and windshield.

The Toyota TJ Cruiser concept could spawn a production version if consumer interest is strong.

Sami brings his 2011 Buick Regal to an ACDelco service center to get a new alternator and oil filter to compete in the first ever “ACDelco Restore and Ride Challenge”.

The most common cabby in Japan is the purpose-built Toyota Comfort, but the company has today introduced its all-new taxi cab for its home market – the aptly named JPN Taxi.

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The “new benchmark” for sports sedans has finally been revealed. After weeks of teasing, Audi has revealed the new A7 and they seem quite proud of it.

Audi will pull the cover off the latest A7 later today and you can catch all the action live right here.

Volkswagen is teasing a race car that will likely be competing at the 2018 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.

Even though the Hyundai Elantra Sport is kind of new on the scene, it’s already become a natural rival for the well-established Honda Civic Si.

The 2017 Jeep Compass receives a Top Safety Pick from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

Earlier this year, I tested the Buick Envision crossover.

OffRoad.com Managing Editor Steve Elmer installs new shocks on his 2010 Chevrolet Silverado to compete in the first-ever ACDelco Restore and Ride Challenge.

One user on YouTube has managed to capture video footage of the new Mercedes-AMG G63 testing.

Jodi brings her 2007 Cadillac CTS to an ACDelco service center to get new brakes and windshield wipers to compete in the first ever “ACDelco Restore and Ride Challenge”.

Toyota has been undergoing a massive style transformation after it got a mandate from the CEO not to make boring cars anymore.

A one-off Nissan GT-R has been created that is remotely controlled by a Sony PlayStation 4 controller.

We have some pretty disappointing news. That baby Honda NSX is a Vision Gran Turismo Concept.

The 2018 Toyota Camry is all new and it’s doing things very differently this time around.

Roush has begun teasing its 2018 Ford Mustang project.

The  Ford Expedition is hardly the freshest SUV around. Sure, it has a number of useful features, but not necessarily enough to overcome its outdated feel.

Kia was that somewhat quiet and dorky kid in everyone’s high school. At the 10-year class reunion, they surprised everyone because all of a sudden they were hot and really rich. In contrast to those awkward high-school years, today they are the most compelling and confident person in the room and everyone wants to be their friend.

Slashing nearly 500 pounds from the Tesla Model S has resulted in a crazy 10.41-second quarter-mile time.

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Mercedes-Benz has announced its vehicles will star in the upcoming Justice League movie.

Let’s be honest: The future is frightening.

The 2018 Honda Accord is finally here and it’s sure to be a popular seller in the family sedan segment.

Land Rover has teamed up with chef Jamie Oliver to make a one-of-a-kind Discovery SUV.

It is in the heartland of America, on the backs of hard-working men and women, riding on the steel and rubber of trucks and tractors that the most corn anywhere in the world is grown. Iowa and Illinois regularly rank first and second in corn production within the U.S. and to be the best, you need the best equipment.

There really is a Guinness World Record for everything.

Everyone’s favorite trio will be back on the small screen soon.

Cadillac is showing off its new Super Cruise autonomous driving technology by using it to “drive” from coast to coast.

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The 2018 Honda Accord is bound to be a popular seller, as always, and pricing has just been released for this all-new family sedan. Pricing has gone up by a little bit, but more standard features help justify the extra cost.

The brand-new 2018 Honda Accord will probably be the best midsize sedan around when it goes on sale next month.

It’s the highest award from IIHS.

Will this help win back buyers?

The Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio is now the fastest production SUV around the Nurburgring, recording a lap time of 7:51.7, which is eight seconds faster than the previous record holder.

Ford brought a Triple Yellow Ford GT to Norway for a bomb along the beguiling Atlantic Ocean Road.

Actor and family man Dax Shepard has joined forces with Sesame Street in Chrysler’s latest campaign.

The Cadillac CT6 will become the first car to officially drive hands-free from one side of the country to the other.

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The 2018 Kia Stinger will start at $32,795 in the United States including destination.

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Last year for SEMA, professional drifter Ryan Tuerck built one of the craziest machines ever.

Fast as it may look, a track car the BMW i8 is not.

Volvo debuted its new XC40 compact crossover today, but not to be missed is the simultaneous announcement on its new Care by Volvo subscription service.