Ford Mustang Mach-E GT, 2022 Lexus LX 600, 2023 Honda Civic Type R: The week in reverse

We drove the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT, the 2022 Lexus LX 600 broke cover, and we spotted the 2023 Honda CIvic Type R again. It’s the week in reverse, right here at Motor Authority.

We drove the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT and found its performance to be worthy of the GT badge. Buyers can choose between two additional performance levels, starting with the GT up to the GT Performance. Both are well worth the extra cash for those looking to get more out of their electric Mustangs.

The efficient Aptera tricycle is back. This time it is opened as an electric vehicle with a range of 1,000 miles and the option of charging via a solar panel mounted on the rear. Jay Leno looked at an early development mule. The company hopes to develop a beta model for crash testing next year and plans to produce it in 2022.

The new 300-series Toyota Land Cruiser is finally coming to the US, but it won’t have a Toyota badge on it. Instead, it will be coming to the US as the 2022 Lexus LX 600. Driven by a twin-turbo V-6, the new LX 600 has air suspension, wheels up to 22 inches and up to six screens in the cab.

BMW Group Classis shared the details of a first-generation X5 development mule that the company crammed with a McLaren F1 V-12. It was a one-off experiment built in 2000 and the engine has more than 700 horsepower thanks to a lack of air restriction suffered by the prototype BMW V-12 LMR racing car that it also powers. However, the SUV wouldn’t be good at getting the kids to school as the rear seats have been removed.

We only saw the Honda Civic Type R 2023 when tested on public roads in a thin layer of camouflage. For the first time, the interior can be seen without camouflage and has a gearshift for a 6-speed manual transmission, a large touchscreen and heavily padded sports seats. The exterior retains a massive rear wing, pronounced hood openings and three exhaust tips.