Sedans

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The Volkswagen Polo Sedan may well be headed to the U.S. following its Russian debut

The closing speed of 120 km/h, or 74.5 mph, yielded good results despite the big impact.

We give up. We asked Hollywood to give us something interesting for this holiday Friday, something that might tide you over until we return on Tuesday, and what did we get? Bupkis, that's what. Zip. Zero. Zilch. (Okay, there was this photo of Simon Monjack, husband of the late Brittany Murphy...

The synergy between Infiniti and Mercedes-Benz is being explored hypothetically all around the Web.

The 2011 Buick Regal GS will be built, according to the latest reports, and a coupe version of the Regal could be on its way as well.

Sometimes photos speak louder than words. This slideshow provides just a few snapshots of what Bentley buyers experience if they visit the factory in Crewe, England, to commission a new Mulsanne. The new body assembly hall built just for the Mulsanne includes a viewing platform, so visitors can...

Autoblog's Damon Lavrinc appears to have gotten an inside look at the upcoming Infiniti M Coupe.

The news is unsurprising, but the confirmation means it may be coming sooner than expected.

The 2011 Ford Fiesta secured an official EPA rating of 29 mpg city, 40 mpg highway.

The new 535i with the N55 engine may get a 535d companion soon.

While German tuners generally tend to stick with a single marque, tinkering with the likes of BMWs, Audis, Mercedes or Porsches to the exclusion of others, American tuner Vorsteiner works with all three marques, and its latest creation has tuners from around the world sitting up and taking notice...

The two disparate brand names both earn top scores in the IIHS' large cars category.

Audi took the risky step of replacing the V-8 engine in its sporty S4 and S5 models with a new supercharged V-6 in an effort to boost fuel economy. Sure the six-cylinder mill is lighter and more fuel-efficient but what about the prestige of a V-8, not to mention the smoothness and aural delight?...

Expect to see the facelifted 2010 Mercedes-Benz C-Class make its world debut later in the year.

Okay, people: we get that bloodsucking is all the rage right now, but that doesn't mean we have to like it. Some of us endured the craze when it reared its pale, pasty head a couple of decades ago, and our wardrobes are still trying to crawl back toward the light. Now, we have hard evidence that...

These behind-the-scenes photos show the car as it progresses from sketch to clay to final product.

That wasn't supposed to happen.

Which would you choose if you could put either in your garage?

The not-quite-luxury hybrid isn't finding many buyers willing to make the compromise.