Category: New Model Introductions

We've been seeing the Jaguar C-XF in concept form at auto shows for a couple of years now. The concept car is a show-stopper. It is gorgeous from any angle and so sporty that it makes the Mercedes CLS 4-door coupe look like a taxi. And that was my initial problem with the XF concept. Looked like it was a car you couldn't live with for long. All the disadvantages of a coupe without the advantages of carrying around a couple of more doors.

The MINI Clubman incorporates a number of unique and interesting capabilities that may set it apart from the average vehicle in its class.

In Germany, Dodge introduces their latest family hauler, the Journey. The first images and specifications show promise. The Journey may strike its own path along America's and Europe's byways and highways.

Honda looks to again see 400,000-unit sales years with the eighth-generation Accord. Is it up to the task?

The 4-cylinder-only Rogue begs the question, "Why?" Did Nissan feel they HAD TO add a small Crossover SUV to their lineup to compete with the Honda CR-V? Yes. Is there anything particularly intriguing about Rogue? No. It is another is a plethora of conveniently sized, pleasant to drive, reasonably priced small wagons available with all wheel drive. So, I guess it is OK to call it a "Crossover SUV" because definitions in the segment are very broad.

Saab looks to Chevrolet for help creating a 9-7x Aero, a 390HP Saab SUV.

Ford of Europe introduces their newest addition this September in Frankfurt.

Chrysler cancels ungainly Chrysler Imperial - drops it from future product plans due to uncertain fuel economy requirements.

All new Volvo V70 wagon set for introduction. Larger V70 is now derivative of S80 sedan rather than smaller S60.

First images and information: BMW's 3.0L I6 moves a small coupe into dealerships next spring. Here's your first look at the top model, using the same 300HP engine as the 335i, the 135i.