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Chicago Auto Show: Ford and Range Rover Reveal New Cars

Day by day the newest cars are being unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show this week. Over the weekend, four more were introduced to attendees: the 2019 Ford GT, the 2019 Prius Hybrid with AWD-e, the 2019 Chevrolet Blazer and the 2020 Range Rover Evoque. MarketScale got a firsthand view of the vehicles and learned…

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Chicago Auto Show: Ford and Range Rover Reveal New Cars

Day by day the newest cars are being unveiled at the

Chicago Auto Show

this week. Over the weekend, four more were introduced to attendees: the 2019

Ford GT

, the 2019

Prius Hybrid

with

AWD-e

, the 2019

Chevrolet Blazer

and the 2020

Range Rover Evoque

.

MarketScale

got a firsthand view of the vehicles and learned about each model’s specs from horsepower to the smallest design notes.

219 Ford GT

Ford’s latest GT is among the quickest cars at the entire show. Its carbon fiber exterior is lightweight, and its aerodynamic design only increases the GT’s speed. It possesses 647 horsepower and a 3.5 L V6 engine.

2019 Toyota Prius Hybrid with AWD-e

This year Toyota went with a significant design overhaul to one of its flagship cars. The new Prius has a new look but also comes with all-wheel drive among other upgrades.

2019 Chevrolet Blazer

Chevy’s latest crossover provides something for both the tech fan and weekend craftsperson. With a standard eight-inch touchscreen and a towing capacity of 4,500 lbs., it can do it all.

2020 Range Rover Evoque

Range Rover may be proven wise by not tinkering too much with a popular model. The Evoque has improved its interior storage areas and a slightly different look, but overall the company decided to stick to what was working.

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