Of all the things that have been going on this year it seems like there’s very little going on other than small and modest updates being done to almost new cars. Another one in this range of not very challenging facelifts comes from Honda and it regards the 2012 version of the Pilot, their shapely
Mina… Minagi… whatever the original concept was called by the Japanese, it’s being replaced by a new production car from Mazda which is called the CX-5. The new 2012 Mazda CX-5 was supposed to be unveiled at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show in September but, for some reason, it was released ahead of schedule. Pictures
Years after Shelby did the Ultimate Aero, they finally came up with another supercar that offers breakthrough performance levels. What we have here is the SSC Tuatara and it’s one of only two cars (the other being the Hennessey Venom GT) that can really make the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport fear about losing their title.
Petrolhead, Australia. I don’t know if a city like this actually exists or not but if it did, a local holiday would be brewing about now. Why? Well because after countless rumors and warnings about the production of the Joss JP1, Australia’s first supercar was unveiled today. With the unveiling of the final aspect of
As part of an ongoing battle in hatchback land, Opel just took one step closer towards hotting up their 2012 Astra. What we see here is the recently unveiled 2012 Opel Astra GTC, one of the first steps towards the publicly awaited high-performing Opel Astra OPC. Despite the OPC version being almost a year away
Ladies and gentlemen, what we have here is the 2012 Buick Verano and I’m tempted to say that this car has announced and revealed itself all on its own. While some rumor and whispering of a Buick compact sedan has gone around, nothing completely official came about. Not even some teasers or previews.
It’s been so long since we’ve been teased about the BMW 1 Series M Coupe that you can’t help but say… finally, it’s here. Now that it’s here, there’s no more rumors to be woven around and the nitpicking can begin.
After going through a lot of teasers, perhaps more than this sort of segment could deem required, Chrysler finally unveiled their new 2011 sedan, the 200. On first impressions, just as the teaser shots suggested it features a pretty conservative design, a nice overall look that boasts a few modern and bold touches.
Jaguar had another surprise in store for us because the car manufacturer didn’ just settle with the Jaguar XKR175 Coupe limied edition which we presented. This is because there has been a new unveiling of the XJ75 Platinum Concept which is regarded by Jaguar as being the company’s foremost one-shot project.
It seems Infiniti had another ace up their sleeve and didn’t settle with just the unveil of the Infiniti G37 Coupe IPL because the Japanese car manufacturer also unveiled the Infiniti M35h. Called by Infiniti the “driver’s hybrid”, it will introduce for the first time new technologies regarding steering and braking designed to offer both
Audi introduced the A7 Sportback at Munchen, Germany. The 2009 Detroit Auto Show was the place where the fans got the first preview of the just-introduced Audi A7 Sportback, namely the Sportback concept at that time. Two diesel and two petrol engines will be available for the Audi A7 Sportback, with hp amount that ranges
You may remember that about a month ago I wrote something about a new release from Panoz and showed you a teaser. Well you can now forget teasers and such because the car has officially been launched today and I have to say, Le Mans week is getting off to a great start.
The French over at Renault have officially unveiled their latest four door saloon today. The car is named the Latitude and the company released a few details on when and where you will be able to see the car before it hits the showrooms. The Renault Latitude will be officially revealed to the press in
The Chevrolet Volt MPV has now gone from drawings to reality. It’s not grown a bit of a longer name but other than that it’s pretty much as expected.
