Future & Concept Coupes

A 40th-anniversary car, evoking both past and future... more

hink big carmakers can't successfully produce niche-market cars? Aston Martin isn't a big carmaker, but it's owned by one--Ford. Dearborn and Ford's Premier Automotive Group management are supporters of Aston's freedom to dream, the results of which aren't likely to get any more dreamlike than the D... more

Rally-inspired sport coupe concept... more

Mazda hatched its plan for reinvigoration recently, detailing a product blitz that promises exciting product and subsequent market share gains the automaker desperately needs.... more

With the introduction of the 2003 Cayenne sport/utility vehicle drawing near, Porsche is seriously considering the addition of another vehicle to its broadening range by utilizing its SUV mechanicals and Leipzig production facility. This would mark the first front-engine car since both the 928 and 9... more

Under Ford's wings, Aston Martin is developing a new small sports coupe in tandem with the Jaguar F-Type. Both cars will be engineered through assistance from the growing Ford empire, including safety systems from Volvo and climate systems from Lincoln.... more

One way to keep a sport coupe fresh is to combine its design with something extremely popular`that of a sport/utility vehicle. Last year we saw the Pontiac Piranha concept, while this year we've already seen the Chevrolet Borrego and the Mitsubishi RPM 7000 from the Detroit Auto Show. At Chicago, To... more

After months of speculation, BMW served a welcome surprise by announcing in Geneva, February 2001, that it would be expanding its model offerings with both a 1 and 6 Series. Although official information is quite slim, the puzzle pieces have started to come together, painting a clearer picture of wh... more

The Penta Star's next concept-to-production story?... more

America's original ponycar lives on!... more

Is there a future for GM's venerable ponycar?... more

Exclusive First Look: Euro-bred O4 coupe reflects Oldsmobile's 'architectonic' theme... more

Exclusive First Look: Chevrolet developed the Transformer-like Borrego concept vehicle to target youthful, active drivers... more

The Dodge Charger III concept car hails from 1969. Press materials of the day highlighted its "jet-aircraft-type canopy, swing-away steering wheel, elevating bucket seats, and spoiler-type air-brake flaps." We wish we knew what "elevating bucket seats" were all about, but the notion sounds fascinati... more

So, if the good doctors at Motor Trend could write a prescription for the sorely ailing Camaro what would it be?... more

With this Razor concept car unveiled at the North American International Auto Show, Dodge has partnered with Razor USA to build a vehicle that embodies the very essence of sports car design.... more

Automotive legends are forged from driven characters, hardened steel, and victories, often both in the boardroom and at the racetrack. The Ford GT40's ongoing history is the penultimate tale of the making of a four-wheeled hero that set records, won the hearts of performance enthusiasts worldwide, a... more

General Motors may tap its Australian division Holden to provide a high-performance, rear-drive coupe for Pontiac, filling the portfolio gap to be left by the Firebird when it retires at the end of the 2002 model year. Originally, the Commodore sedan was slated to arrive here as the new Chevy Impala... more

Holden has taken the covers off the new Monaro sports coupe, a rear-drive coupe that resurrects a classic Australian moniker and embodies the Camaro spirit.... more

Powered by the same 4.2L/385-hp V-8 found in the new Maserati Spyder and Coupe, the carbon-fiber-bodied Alfa Romeo Brera represent... more