BY TOM LUDWICK
Adieu Arnage: A special edition to celebrate the end of an era for the company’s four-door flagship.
Bentley is readying a Final Series model of its Arnage flagship that it will show at the 2008 Paris auto show. In addition to being a final sendoff for the old-school sedan —due for cancellation after the [...]
by DC Fisher
At AmericanMuscle, we know Mustangs, and we know that people have loved to customize their Mustangs
At AmericanMuscle, we know Mustangs, and we know that people have loved to customize their Mustangs ever since the first ones rolled off the assembly line over four decades ago. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing you, the [...]
BY JUERGEN ZOELLTER, PHOTOGRAPHY BY MIKE DUSHANE, MATTHIAS KNOEDLER, AND THE MANUFACTURER
The world’s fastest convertible: Only 150 will be made, at $2.2 million apiece.
Despite the current economic nose dive, the hugely expensive Bugatti Veyron 16.4 is selling faster than expected. To date, 230 of the expected 300 Veyrons have been sold, for 1.1 million euros [...]
BY TOM LUDWICK
Mazda releases a few shots of its much-loved compact.
The next Mazda 3 arrives amid lofty expectations. At Car and Driver we’re big fans of the current model. The 3 took second place in a comparison test of sensible four-doors, and the Mazdaspeed 3 has had a position on our 10Best list for the [...]
BY STEVE SILER
Honda touches up its bestseller with revised styling and a couple of new trim levels.
Honda knows how to time things. Just as fuel costs have prompted Americans to say “Whoa, Mamma Joe!” on their personal appetites for fuel (i.e. they are downsizing their rides), Honda is ready to receive them with its fuel-sipping [...]
by: Emeka Madusha
Small cars come in all shapes but limited sizes - how much variation can you get on a theme you might ask so here is our guide to the best that 2008 has to offer.
One of the most keenly received small cars has been the Vauxhall Corsa 1.4 Club. This [...]
by: John Stanley
Chrysler has clearly known about defective and ‘dangerous’ Steering design in Dodge Intrepid, Chrysler Intrepid, 300M, LHS, New Yorker, Concorde and Eagle Vision vehicles since 1993. Daimler Chrysler knows the entire ‘design’ is defective and will do everything in its power to avoid responsibility.
Chrysler has been under investigation by the [...]
by: John Stanley
From 1998-2000 2.7L Engines are prone to premature catastrophic engine failure due to a defectively designed Timing Chain Tensioner that Chrysler quietly redesigned. Unfortunately, many consumers have had to pay out of their own pockets for this while Chrysler avoids responsibility.
From 1998-2004 Dodge / Chrysler 2.7L Engines are prone [...]
BY JAKE HOLMES
AMG’s latest release promises 661 horsepower and a top speed of nearly 200 mph.
Mercedes has finally divulged the official details on the SL65 AMG Black Series, and it’s even more impressive than our spy reports indicated.
BY ERIK JOHNSON, PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRUCE H AND THE MANUFACTURER
We get a preview spin in Hyundai’s upcoming rear-drive sports car.
We love surprises. So we were pretty delighted when, while attending the press launch for the Genesis sedan, Hyundai Motor America VP and product planning guru John Krafcik pulled up in a blue Genesis coupe and [...]
