2010

Lots of talk about Buick's new LaCrosse and the Lincoln MKZ has included references to the Lexus ES sedan. That's because for several years now, it has been the benchmark for mid-level luxury value. So today's leak of the updated 2010 version of the car ought to carry some weight with anyone in the...

Chassis and steering improvements have been the main focus of attention for Volvo’s engineers for the 2010 C30 R-Design.

Call it open for business. Actually, you should call it the 370Z Roadster, that is, because a) it no longer has a roof and, b) the word "Convertible" has been spoken for by the similarly zoomy roofless Infiniti G37. The two are distinctly different in look and feel, even if performance is almost...

A Saab 9-5 hybrid may eventually be followed by a smaller 9-1 hybrid.

The new Lexus GX will likely be called the GX 460 and bow in towards the end of the year as a 2010 model.

The car was unveiled to a privileged group of owners and clientele.

The Jaguar XJ Limo-Green has a claimed fuel economy for the combined cycle of 47 mpg.

Last year Ford topped the list of automakers with the highest number of Top Safety Pick awards, with no less than 16 titles to its name.

The figures are not exactly surprising given that the first Panameras on the road are also the most powerful variants.

The plug-in hybrid luxury sports car is about 33% more efficient than the Prius according to the SAE.

Brabus describes the SV12 R Biturbo 750 Mercedes-Benz S-Class as the world’s fastest and most powerful executive luxury sedan.

Only some minor suspension updates are offered as part of the M6 Competition’s list of performance mods.

Only 250 units of the new Porsche 911 Sport Classic will be built.

Both the facelifted 3-Series Coupe and Convertible are expected to be revealed before the end of 2009.

The new diesel hatch is Audi's latest oil-burning offering here in the States.

The head-to-head battle puts the Ford on top based on its superior performance.

The latest C70 picks up Volvo’s new styling language that first showcased on the 2009 S60 Concept Car.

Production of the old model has already stopped, but Volvo isn't planning to unveil the new car at Frankfurt, according to the latest reports.

The car’s first competition use will be at the upcoming Newfoundland Targa Rally in Canada.

Expect to see the facelifted Coupe and Convertible make their world debut at next month’s Frankfurt Auto Show.