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Porsche Reports Sales Increase of Over 80%Porsche Cars North America Inc. today announced April sales in the U.S. of 3,172 vehicles compared to the same period last year when it sold 1,747, an increase of 82 percent. |
Tokyo Auto Show Spotlight: 15 Futuristic RidesTo the eye, vehicles displayed at the Tokyo Auto Show lean more towards "transportation of the future" than "in dealerships next fall," but many of the exotic concepts shown are grounded in new hybrid and electric propulsion technology that is very close to being a reality today. And while many of the production vehicles shown at the Tokyo Auto Show are likely never to see U.S. roads, some will, like this $375,000 Lexus LFA supercar. So with that, open your imagination to these 15 futuristic rides from the 2009 Tokyo Auto Show. |
New 2010 Luxury Car Debuts: Insider's GuideTimes are tough all over. Jobs are in short supply, millionaires are disappearing, and banks don't even want to give you any money. So why are so many awesome luxury cars coming out in the next 12 months? |
The Most Expensive Car in the WorldOne-thousand-and-one horsepower. Top speed of 253 miles per hour. Zero-to-60 in less than 2.7 seconds. Price tag around $2.1 million. When it comes to the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport – the new convertible version of world's fastest accelerating production car – it's easy to get caught up in the numbers. Another important number is 150, which is how many of these rarified masterpieces are scheduled for production. And with almost all of them destined for the private collections of billionaires, wouldn't you love to know what its like to cruise around in $2.1 million? |
Top 10 Convertible LeasesWe turned to our friends at LeaseCompare.com to see what were the Top 10 convertibles people have been leasing so far this summer, and asked them to give us an idea of what an optimal lease payment would look like with zero down and a maximum of 12,000 miles driven a year. |
Summer of 2009: Convertible LustWhat could be better than hitting the road for 4th of July weekend in a flashy convertible? Summer's warm days and balmy nights won't last forever. Check out the coolest new upscale convertibles we could find. |
Luxury SUV Comparison: Audi Q5, BMW X3, & Mercedes GLKFor your shopping pleasure, three German SUVs--each one spun from the parts bin at their respective automakers to satisfy an emerging demand. What do buyers like you want? Sport-utility convenience, without the sheer bulk of the full-size SUVs falling out of favor with every rise in gas prices. What do they get? A trio of five-passenger, six-cylinder, all-weather vehicles with distinct personalities and semi-lofty pricetags--not to mention the ability to slide easily into normal parking spaces. Which one ranks best? |
First Drive Q&A: 2010 Lexus HS 250hThe 2010 Lexus HS 250h is a compact luxury sedan that, according to Lexus, is the world's first dedicated luxury hybrid. While it's true that Lexus has hybrid versions of its RX, GS and LS sedans, this is the first hybrid in its lineup that isn't sold in a non-hybrid version. |
First Drive Q&A: 2010 Mercedes E-ClassWhere does the new E-Class fall within the Mercedes-Benz lineup? There are a number of ways to answer that question. If you look at it in terms of cars Mercedes is bringing to market in 2009, according to them it is "the most important launch for Mercedes-Benz this year." |
The $100,000+ Sedan ClubFrom Ferrari to Lamborghini to even Chevrolet with their Corvette ZR1, when it comes to two door exotics, break out your alligator-skin check book and take your pick. There is no shortage of sports cars well over $100,000+. But sedans? Turns out there aren't that many in this rare club, but the list is growing with entrants from, of all companies, Porsche and Aston Martin. Check out some of our favorites, along with a look at what exactly comes with a $100,000+ sedan, and our take on who you might be if you have the keys to one in your pocket. |
Lincoln MKS Marries Modern to ClassicThe Lincoln MKS may be stuffed with oodles of high tech, but it still delivers traditional Lincoln virtues. While the MKS may succeed the ancient Town Car, it's really a reborn Continental -- not the classic Continental of the 1940s, but the front-drive Continental of more recent memory. |
2009 Genesis 4.6: Affordability Takes Aim at LuxuryThe Hyundai Genesis 4.6's appeal to executives is a lot of luxury while holding the expenditure line. Hyundai holds the styling line too. The exterior appearance is innocuous to the point of generic. Still, Genesis is a hit right out of the box. |
