Category: Concept Cars

There are two Mid-Size Cars that every buyer of a Mid-Size Car has to consider before selecting one of them, or moving on to another - the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry. These cars are in the consideration set of almost all Mid-Size Car buyers. On a rigid 5-year schedule, Honda is to introduce its all new 2008 Accord in Fall 2007. Honda used the 2007 North American International Auto Show to tip its hand about styling cues for the next generation Accord. it used the Accord Coupe Concept to do this.

Kia Motors America showed the Kue concept Crossover SUV at the 2007 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. An interesting exercise, it opens the discussion about Kia's sporting pretentions in the USA market.

Mitsubishi Motors North America unveiled the Prototype X at the North American International Auto Show to demonstrate what the next “evolution of the Evolution” will be. Based on the new Lancer (which was launched at the show) - see previous VehicleVoice article), Prototype X features a unique front end, rear fenders, rear decklid, aggressive sloping hood with air scoop, 20-inch alloy wheels, and massive brakes. (Translation: more grip, less slip, less torque steer.) The goal is to keep your youtube racing uploads from including clips of your windshield header scraping the pavement.

Chrysler Nassau doesn't have presence of the 300, and flirts with an awkward bodystyle.

Acura drops some hints about their next sports car.

Mercedes-Benz showed its Ocean Drive Concept Car at the 2007 North American Auto Show Detroit in Detroit. Needless to say, AutoPacific and VehicleVoice correspondents were on hand to see the car in person. What we have here is a Mercedes interpretation of the four-door convertible last seen in production form in the 1960s Lincoln Continental Convertibles and more recently in concept form by an ASC Concept four-door Chrysler 300C Convertible.

Images of the Lincoln MKR concept car to be revealed at the North American International Auto Show in mid-January have leaked to the net. We've seen the car in person in Detroit and this is a car that Ford should approve immediately and get into production ASAP.

VehicleVoice and AutoPacific to attend 2007 North American International Auto Show - Detroit Auto Show

Mazda explores a design-over-function driven future and shows off possibilities for its future design.

At the L.A. Auto Show in November, Honda introduced the next step in their fuel cell, hydrogen-powered vehicle development. The FCX Concept is a four-door sedan and previews the car that will be on sale in 2008 (2009MY), albeit with a limited roll out.