Category: Awards

Hyundai Azera and Toyota Avalon win AutoPacific 2007 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Large Car category.

Cadillac DTS top rated Vehicle in AutoPacific 2007 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards. Also wins Large Luxury Car category

Jaguar X-Type wins AutoPacific 2007 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Aspirational Luxury Cars

Lexus LS460 and BMW 7-Series win AutoPacific 2007 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Premium Luxury Cars

AutoPacific has announced the results of its 2007 model year vehicle satisfaction research. AutoPacific’s Vehicle Satisfaction Award (VSA) is an industry benchmark for objectively measuring how satisfied an owner is with their new car or light truck.

Playboy Magazine names their 2007 Cars of the Year

MotorWeek announced on February 8, 2007 that it had honored the Honda Fit with the 2007 MotorWeek Drivers’ Choice Award for “Best of the Year." The compact and versatile Honda Fit rose above the 13 individual category winners to take home the best overall award. This is the second consecutive year Honda has won awards for “Best of the Year” and “Best Small Car.”

MotorWeek announced on February 8, 2007 that it had honored the Honda Fit with the 2007 MotorWeek Drivers’ Choice Award for “Best of the Year." The compact and versatile Honda Fit rose above the 13 individual category winners to take home the best overall award. This is the second consecutive year Honda has won awards for “Best of the Year” and “Best Small Car.”

At a press conference on January 7, 2007 kicking off the North American International Auto Show, the Saturn Aura was named the North American Car of the Year. The award is presented annually by a jury of 49 prominent automotive journalists from throughout the United States and Canada.

At a press conference January 7, 2007 kicking off the North American International Auto Show, the Chevrolet Silverado full-size pickup was named the North American Truck of the Year. The award is presented annually by a jury of 49 prominent automotive journalists from throughout the United States and Canada.