Category: New Model Introductions

Chevrolet's staple mid-size Malibu gets a makeover.

Porsche gives its Cayenne SUV a facelift, and a power boost.

Nissan's introduction of its 2008 Rogue Crossover SUV at the North American International Auto Show launches a Nissan competitor to the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Subaru Forester and Mitsubishi Outlander. Rogue's styling, while "pleasant", is too milquetoast for even a small Crossover SUV in the first decade of the 21st Century.

Land Rover debut of LR2 at the Los Angeles Auto Show

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

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The Los Angeles Auto Show just seemed to be the right place to watch Ferrari introduce its new supercar. Since moving to Southern California, I’ve found Ferrari’s to be far less exotic, because they’re nearly ubiquitous in certain areas of L.A. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not that jaded. I still think Ferrari is the epitome of what’s truly beautiful inside and out, in the automotive world. And Ferrari hasn’t disappointed with the new 599 GTB (Grand Touring Coupe) Fiorano. It even sounds good!
AutoPacific’s Senior Consultant, Jim Hossack, got a personal tour around, in and under the hood of this 611-hp beauty. This is [...]

Chevrolet's Equinox gets some Sport for 2008MY with a new 263HP 3.6L V6.

Lancer could change the landscape for Mitsubishi in the USA, but to do that Mitsubishi Motors North America needs to strongly support the car with aggressive pricing, advertising and merchandising. Lancer has solid potential and may be considered superior to most other available compact car entries.

With Saturn Outlook, GMC Acadia, and Buick Enclave, General Motors crossover SUVs get competitive.

The Aston Martin V8 Vantage went on sale in 2005, taking up residence in Aston's lineup and the bottom end as the "affordable" Aston and gunning for the Porsche 911. As true of most all Aston Martins, the V8 Vantage is beautiful, with a hand-crafted interior and engine. The next step, of course, is a convertible.