Cadillac Escalade is a luxury SUV produced by General Motors starting 1999, a model which reached its third generation few years ago. The first generation Cadillac Escalade entered production in 1999 sharing the same platform with the GMC Yukon Denali. The American SUV benefited from a 5.7-liter V8 able to deliver 255 horsepower, a unit
The Dodge Charger is one of the Chrysler Group’s most iconic and most tortured cars and it started off great, got an even better facelift and from then on it just went horribly wrong. An iconic B-body style muscle car most of us remember as being the evil car from the Hollywood Blockbuster sensation that
Bugatti Veyron is certainly one of the vehicles which require no additional description, the 1001HP supercar being one of the best cars ever produced. Bugatti Automobiles started selling the Veyron in 2005 while five years later a more powerful version, the Veyron Super Sport, entered production and set a new record of speed. The Bugatti
The Citroen C5 is a large family sedan (with added hatchback and estate version) and that’s almost unusual for the French company since it has a rather large lineup of small cars that it generally focuses on. The original Citroen C5 was introduced back in 2001 and it was to pick up where the Xantia
For those who consider Citroen’s hatchbacks not family friendly enough or a tad small, the French have been making the people carrier-like Citroen C4 Picasso MPV version since 2006. The Citroen Picasso offers up a C4 with increased interior space but there’s always the option of the Grand Picasso which although it may share the
The Chrysler 300, or 300C in certain markets, was Chrysler’s effort at entering the game of four door sedans with a serious aim for the European market. This happened while Mercedes (Daimler) was still involved with Chrysler and that is why the 2005-2010 version of the Chrysler 300 rode on the same platform as the
Bentley Mulsanne is another important model within the range of the Crewe-based manufacturer, the flagship model being introduced into series production in 2010. In terms of dimensions, the British model is 5,5 meters long, 2,2 meters wide and has a kerb weight of 2,600 kilograms. Despite the fact we talk about a heavy vehicle, the
General Motor’s cap in its feather for the sporting department is the everlasting Chevrolet Corvette. The Corvette was the most important step in America’s attempt at supplying performance cars that aren’t just muscle cars.
The Chevrolet Cobalt is the Bowtie brand’s newest effort at winning over the compact car market. It entered production in 2004 to replace the Cavalier and Prizm and it exited production in 2010 to be replaced by the Cruze. Throughout its lifetime the Chevrolet Cobalt has offered a choice between a two door coupe or
The Chevrolet Camaro was, and still is, a pony car that GM built in order to fight off Ford’s Mustang. Going against the institution of the Ford Mustang is no easy fit and, unless done properly, serious bloodshed occurs. This is why, throughout most of its generations from the start in 1966, the Chevrolet Camaro
The Cadillac STS is a mid-sized luxury sedan and some would even say it had sporting pretentions. These would be the sort of people that go as far as calling the Cadillac STS America’s BMW 5 Series. In actuality, it was more of America’s Mercedes E Class and the successor to the popular Cadillac Seville,
The Cadillac DeVille was General Motors idea of making a car destined to be driven in an urban environment. In fact, the name itself originates from French where it means “town car”. Throughout the history of the Cadillac DeVille it has undergone no less than eleven generations with production periods dated between 1949 and 2005.
When a Continental GT feels a bit snug, it may be time to upgrade to its four door version, the enormously fast and powerful Bentley Flying Spur. From the front, the two cars look almost identical but from here on end things change by quite a bit, after all, making room for a bigger boot
Following a considerable amount of tradition in making large two door coupes, Bentley launched the Continental GT back in 2003 as the first of its kind under VW ownership. Unlike any of its predecessors, the Bentley Continental GT wasn’t an all British design since most of what’s underneath the handsome coupe body actually comes from
The Aston Martin DB9 is the much needed lineup update the most prestigious British sports car brand received back in 2004. There’s plenty of speculation on why the Aston Martin DB9 is named this way. A first but less impressive call would be that the Aston Martin DB9 wasn’t called the “8” because that would
The first generation Aston Martin DBS entered production in 1967, the British manufacturer producing only 787 units of this model. Taking the relay from its predecessor, the Aston Martin DB6, the British model featured in James Bond’s film, namely On Her Majesty’s Secret Service in 1969. The Aston Martin DBS is placed in the grand
As you probably know, Audi takes care of the demanding customers by developing high-performance variants of the models in range. Audi RS6 is one of these models being based, obviously, on the standard Audi A6. The first generation Audi RS6 debuted in 2002 being also known as Typ 4B while the second generation had been
Since Audi came to the market with their new A5 as a sporty coupe option for the luxury minded motorist, it would only be natural that they made the Audi RS5 version as the hottest one available. One of the very few of its breed with actual curves visible on its body, it is certain
Originally known as the Audi V8, the Audi A8 is the company’s flagship luxury sedan and, as a result, it is the largest sedan they make. Interestingly enough, since production of the Audi A8 started relatively late, in 1994, the multitude of features and its constantly dignified appearance have given the Ingolstadters a serious piece
Audi R8 is one of the few supercars which need no introduction as they stand out thanks to the appearance, performance and why not, price tag. The German two-seat supercar, also known as Type 42, has been introduced in 2006 and is currently available in three different versions. The standard Audi R8 V8 is powered
