New York Auto Show Coverage: Page 10

It's a difficult life, being a Buick. General Motors' old-man brand has long represented mediocrity (and Boca Raton) in a way that few other marques have or could. Buicks were never meant to excite, they were never meant to impress, and they were rarely meant... more

The S2000 CR is a special edition of Honda's little roadster that looks like a refugee from The Fast and the Furious, but beyond its appearance are mechanical changes that focus this S2000 even more tightly on track duty. The engine is unchanged, but the car i... more

The city of New York is celebrating one hundred years of taxi cabs at this year's auto show, but we hope to be drooling over a different sort of cab--the Porsche 911 Turbo cabriolet. We expected it to appear at March's Geneva show, and test mules have been spo... more

Try to stay with us here. The Jeep Liberty was meant to be a replacement for the iconic Cherokee (it's still called that overseas,) but wasn't. The Nitro is Dodge's version of the Liberty, and it feels more like the Cherokee than Jeep's model ever has. Now, th... more

At the Chrysler Group, the thinking seems to be that gimmicks and new features (rather than build quality and good design) are key in the car business. Between Hemi, Stow 'n' Go, Swivel 'n' Go, MyGig, and Chrysler's many other catchphrases, the U.S. patent off... more

Since the day it was released (and even before for some prophetic pundits) the H3's worst quality has been that it could lose a race to Rosie O'Donnell riding a turtle. Who knew that a 220-hp compact pickup engine would seem sluggish in a 4700-pound SUV? Anywa... more

It's been more than a year since the new Chevrolet, GMC, and Cadillac family of large SUVs was revealed, and now Hummer is playing catch up. While it may not look it from the outside--only a few details at the front have been changed--the H2 has been completel... more

So this is it: the segment changing, ultra-hyped crossover that's going to save the blue oval. The one that was a big hit as the Fairlane concept in 2005, yet still won't see production for another year. And sorry, it doesn't have the cool suicide doors, and t... more

Buick's recently introduced Super program emphasizes comfort and refinement over outright speed, which is why we pause a little when contemplating the 2008 LaCrosse: Unlike most Buicks, it doesn't look like it'll be overly boring.... more

While Infiniti's crowd favorite at the 2007 New York Auto Show is sure to be the drop-dead gorgeous G37 coupe, the bigger news is the introduction of an entirely new Infiniti product line. The EX Concept previews a new SUV that will slot below the FX to compet... more