Peugeot unveiled the 907, a stunning V12-powered grand tourer concept car, at the 2004 Paris Motor Show. Featuring a 6.0-litre engine capable of producing 500bhp, this fully functional vehicle showcased Peugeot's ambition to rival luxury brands like Aston Martin and Ferrari. Despite its impressive performance, achieving speeds up to 180mph and accelerating from 0-60mph in four seconds, the 907 remained a concept. Its primary purpose was to attract attention to the Peugeot brand. With a carbon fiber body and luxurious interior, the 907 exemplified grand tourer design. Though never produced commercially, it now resides in Peugeot’s museum in Sochaux, symbolizing an alternate reality where Peugeot might have competed with high-end sports car manufacturers.

The full release of Tokyo Xtreme Racer, initially planned for mid-2025, has been delayed until September to enhance its quality based on extensive player feedback. Developer Genki aims to expand the car list through additional licensing deals, potentially including Honda, and refine the game's features. Upgrades will encompass AI behavior, user interface, a revamped skill tree, car balancing, and new mechanics like engine swaps and temperature management. A 'hard' difficulty mode is also in development. Despite the delay, players can continue enjoying the Early Access version, with more updates promised before the final release. This extension reflects Genki's commitment to delivering a polished experience, driven by the game's early success.

The automotive industry is witnessing a revival of the '00s trend of transforming estate cars into rugged off-road styled vehicles, now electrified as SUVs. Toyota joins this movement with the bZ4X Touring, a more robust and extended variant of the bZ4X, closely related to the Subaru Trailseeker. Equipped with a 74.7kWh battery, it offers up to 348 miles of range in its front-driven version, while the all-wheel drive model delivers 376bhp. Featuring a max DC charging rate of 150kW and a spacious 600-liter boot, the bZ4X Touring also boasts a 1500kg towing capacity. Set for release in the UK by 2026, further details on pricing and specifications will emerge closer to its launch.