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2009 Pontiac Vibe
The Vibe is a useful and affordable way for patriotic Americans to get a domestic badge on a versatile Japanese hatchback. more |
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2009 Kia Borrego
Kia has finally released the name - and a photo - of its forthcoming seven-passenger SUV. more |
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Spy Shots: 2009 BMW X6
The new BMW X6 is sleeker and sportier than its siblings. See our spy photos here. more |
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Spy Shots: 2009 Nissan BabyZ
Don't be fooled - this isn't the new 350Z! more |
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2009 Nissan Maxima
Most folks inside Nissan won't hesitate to admit that the Maxima has lost its way a bit. It's a car that once sat proud as a sporty alternative to the Camry or Accord, and for a while, Nissan even called it the Four-Door Sports Car (a "4DSC" sticker adorned on more |
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2009 Audi Q3
The sporty Cross Coupe Quattro crossover concept previews a smaller, A3-based model that should be called the Q3 when it goes into production. more |
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2009 Ford Flex
So this is it: the segment changing, ultra-hyped crossover that's going to save the blue oval. The one that was a big hit as the Fairlane concept in 2005, yet still won't see production for another year. And sorry, it doesn't have the cool suicide doors, and t more |
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2009 Ford Escort
Ford is bringing a blue oval-badged Mazda 2 to the U.S. soon. Do you think they'll continue what they started with the Taurus and call this the Escort? more |
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2009 Toyota Prius
Many of us criticize hybrids for providing only marginal efficiency improvements for the cost premium over traditional models of the same vehicle, but in reality, that's not the point. There's one reason why the Prius is so much more successful than other hybr more |
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2009 Volkswagen Low-roofed Wagon
To accompany next year's sleek, Passat-based, four-door "coupe", Volkswagen will add a low-roofed wagon model in 2009. Neither will wear the Passat name, however, as VW will attempt to position them one rung above their more mundane donor car. more |
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2009 Dodge Demon
You're looking at Dodge's new roadster concept, and you can be excused for wondering if you've seen it somewhere before. The Mazda MX-5-sized Dodge Demon draws a great deal of its proportions and visual character from both the iconic Japanese roadster and a sm more |
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2009 Honda Hybrid Sports Car Concept
The Honda Small Hybrid Sports Concept was designed at Honda's European R&D studio in Offenbach, Germany, and we're betting that it was a bunch of Germans who came up with the, um, clever name. more |
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2009 Lexus LF-A
The first hints that Lexus might sell an exotic sports car came exactly two years ago here at Detroit with the unveiling of the first LF-A concept. That car's primary goal was to introduce the "L-finesse" design direction to the world, but public excitement pu more |
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2009 Saab 9-3 BioPower Hybrid
Saab has been continuing to work on its BioPower technology and is one fruit of its labor has fallen from the tree at this year's Detroit Auto Show, in the form of a 9-3 Convertible called the BioPower Hybrid Concept. more |
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2009 Acura NSX
Acura's Advanced Sports Car Concept bears all the necessary design elements of a proper sports car: sharp, aggressive edges, a low and wide silhouette, a slightly phallic side profile, and of course, a rear window that stands somewhere between hardly usable an more |
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