The Audi A7 (Spy shot above) will likely be launched at the Moscow Motor Show in August 2010.
It will be a rival to the Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class. Sources suggest that the car will start at around $46,000.
All models are likely to have range-topping engines and AWD at first, but Audi is still deciding whether four or five seats will be standard.
Source: Autocar
Hyundai has revealed a brand new Tucson, following the same design as their new Sonata.
Subaru has unveiled a Special Edition of their Impreza WRX STI at the LA Auto Show.
Land Rover’s Autobiography Limited Edition of the Range Rover Sport has made its North American debut in LA.
Hyundai has unveiled its next generation Sonata at the Los Angeles Auto Show. It’s a very good looking car, a far cry from Hyundai’s original image of horrible, cheap cars. It has a Mercedes CLS style body, 4-doors in a coupe shape.
Mazda has debuted the North American version of the Mazda2 at the LA Auto Show.
Toyota has released a new Sienna at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
It’s taking a bit of an interesting approach compared to other minivans. It looks a bit sporty, albeit ugly at the front end, especially if you go for the SE trim, which I’ll go into further detail about a bit later.
Apparently the Dodge Viper isn’t the only car we’ll have to say good-bye to soon. The Volkswagen New Beetle will be replaced by a new one soon, and Volkswagen have decided that the Beetle needs a good bye, just like the Viper. So they’ve released a special edition called the Final Edition at the LA Auto Show.
With the nominees being posted a few hours ago on the blog, it is finally time to reveal the 2010 Green Car of the Year.
The five finalists for the 2010 Green Car of the Year award have been announced at the LA Auto Show.