Monthly Archives: April 2007

   The LF-A supercar concept was first shown two years ago at NAIAS to show a new styling direction for Lexus referred to as L-finesse. The styling of the new version has been refined with the use of more curved … Continue reading →

Contrary to rampant speculation that BMW would unveil a mid-engine super car at the Shanghai Motor Show, the Bavarian automaker confounded observers by unveiling a 4-door executive class sedan with coupe styling, positioned upmarket from the midsize Mercedes-Benz CLS and … Continue reading →

It appears the “Blue Devil” Corvette already is so quick it has even outrun a freeze on large and powerful rear-drive cars at General Motors, and it’s not even finished yet. “That one is too late to stop. That’s almost … Continue reading →

Sometimes, life is just too… perfect. And I mean too perfect. This is exactly how I felt after my first contact with the all-new hybrid limousine from Japanese automaker Lexus, the LS 600h L. First, this particular model is based … Continue reading →

When the Cadillac CTS debuted in 2002 it made an immediate impression with its edgy design, which began a resurgence of the Cadillac brand. The all-new 2008 Cadillac CTS retains the edgy character, but the body lines have been smoothed and there is … Continue reading →

HUMMER H2 Review 2007 HUMMER H2 SUV Few trucks attract as much attention rolling down the highway as the Hummer H2. Its large size and U.S. military Humvee-inspired styling make it stand out like a sweaty heavyweight prizefighter attending a … Continue reading →

With its completely exposed powder blue paint shimmering in the sun, the 2008 Aston Martin DBS has been caught while testing both on public roads and the track. While its official debut is set for the Geneva auto show in … Continue reading →

Running in opposition to the logic that governs the rest of the automotive world, Porsche charges nearly $3500 more for a hardtop Cayman S than a ragtop Boxster S. Presumably‚ with its myriad electronic servos and labor-intensive clothtop, a convertible … Continue reading →

     It was 50 years ago that Maserati debuted the A6 GranTurismo to the attendees of the Geneva Motor Show. Styled by Pinin Farina, this was the first Maserati built for the road following 33 years of race car production. … Continue reading →

Climbing into the new 2007 Cadillac Escalade, I get the feeling that I am seriously underdressed. No gold chains, no diamond stud in my ear. And my raggy jeans definitely would not pass muster on MTV. Ever since the first … Continue reading →