New York Auto Show Coverage: Page 22

Even the most ardent supporters of BMW's new design direction inside the company had their doubts about some aspects of the 7's styling, so it's no surprise to see that this mid-cycle face-lift tones down the protruding trunk and ugly headlamp eyebrows. More, the 745's 4.4-liter V-8 is replaced by a... more

Like the outgoing IS, the all-new, second-generation aims squarely for the BMW 3-series. But unlike the last one, this latest model looks to be a real, credible threat to the Bimmer's dominance as Lexus shows a new commitment to pouring more performance into their well-engineered luxury machines.... more

This year, Saab revealed the third variant of the 9-3 model line, the SportCombi. The name may be strange, but it allows hard-core Saab people who were disappointed by the current 9-3's trunk-back configuration to think of this new model as the 9-3 hatchback they were hoping for, while everybody els... more

The 2006 Honda Civic is redesigned, and Honda wants you to believe that it's still cool. To that end, the Civic shown initially at the 2005 Chicago Auto Show and here in New York is a two-door Si coupe concept that represents 90 percent of the production car, which will be unveiled at the Specialty ... more

Dodge presents a new take on the small car with its Caliber concept. Looking at the pictures, you might think that this car is similar in size to Chrysler Pacifica, but it's not much bigger than a PT Cruiser.... more

Look familiar? You might be asking yourself why Toyota is displaying its 2003 Detroit show concept again in 2005. It may have concept car looks, but this FJ Cruiser is the production vehicle that you'll be able to buy at your Toyota dealership in early 2006.... more

The 2006 Buick Lucerne puts a new face on a well-known GM formula: a front-drive sedan with a 3.8-liter, pushrod V-6. This engine is nearly as legendary for longevity as the Chevrolet 350, and just about as ancient, too.... more

Saturn's version of the Pontiac Solstice, the Sky exhibits the new face of Saturn, which will add a mid-size sedan and a large crossover sport-utility to its lineup over the next two years.... more

The Chrysler 300C, Automobile Magazine's 2005 Automobile of the Year, has been made even more irresistible with the addition of more power. With 425 horsepower on tap, the 300C SRT-8 has the most powerful V-8 ever offered by the Chrysler Group.... more

The current Saturn product line is not made up of the clever vehicles that once defined the hip young brand. They are instead dull, awkward blobs of plastic... more