The 2011 Kia Sorento is a perfect example of how global the auto industry is. Drawn up by a Bavarian, engineered in Korea, and christened with an Italian name, it’s the first Kia to be assembled in the US. Available with seating for 7, it can take the whole gang out for Mexican food.
It’s a Dodge double feature packed with action and thrills. One thing’s for certain, it’s hard to resist the stars of the show.
Over the years automakers have made hundreds of “special editions”. Pace car replicas, movie tie-ins, even cars with denim interiors. Now Honda has one for Beethoven. No, they haven’t brought back the Prelude, I speak of canine not composer.
The CTS coupe isn’t exactly the practical choice. Who cares? The blend of luxury, performance, concept car design and value is unbeatable.
Volvo ups their game with great design, brisk performance and safety for those who aren’t even in the car.
Nissan says Juke is not a traditional small price point car. Uh… Earth to Nissan, it’s not a traditional car, period.
For those with the financial means and a driving record that can withstand some hits, the S4 is a temptress that does it all well.
Alan Mulally comes back to Seattle to show off the reborn Taurus.
The SUV that helped invent the segment gets reinvented.
The winds of change blowing through the automotive world are hardly gentle breezes these days. Very few manufacturers have been spared the hurricane force impact of the last few years. Especially hard hit? Chrysler. A perfect storm of conditions brought the company to its knees forcing intervention by Uncle Sam and [...]
