Future & Concept Sedans

Playing to what's popular, the next CTS will sport Escalade-style chrome grille slats and wheels as well as a Chrysler 300-like, high-beltline, low-cut greenhouse. A coupe will follow a year after the sedan. The CTS-V will swap its Corvette engine for a more p... more

Next spring, Buick will release the LaCrosse Super. It will feature taller fascias, a redesigned waterfall grille, fender portholes, bigger wheels, and leather seats with woven-cowhide inserts. The LaCrosse Super will use the same 5.3-liter V-8 and archaic fou... more

A totally redesigned Chevrolet Malibu will hit showrooms in late 2007, but it won't be rear-wheel drive. The 'Bu will remain a front driver for now, and Chevy will forego trying to cram in a V-8.... more

The next iteration of Audi's luxoflagship won't boast any radical styling or interior changes. Audi instead will concentrate on performance and take a serious stab at eliminating some longtime A8 complaints--namely, mediocre handling and ho-hum steering feel.... more

Here they are, the 59 hottest cars, trucks, SUVs, and concepts headed your way in 2006 and beyond.... more

Lincoln replacement breaks cover: Forget the Town Car, this is the new look of Lincoln... more

Spy shots of a pumped-looking Cadillac CTS-v are not of the much-rumored Super-v version, say Cadillac insiders. Instead, we understand this car's a limited-edition high-performance model under development by a tuner company.... more

Ulrich Bez has thrown down the gauntlet to his former employer Porsche with this gorgeous four door concept, the Aston Martin Rapide.... more

General Motors is planning its next generation of Epsilon cars, which will use a reengineered version of the current platform.... more

No manufacturer has played the concept-car game better than Chrysler. It reinvigorated the notion of dream machines with the late-1980s Portofino design study and hasn't stopped since.... more

The 2007 The 2007 Infiniti G35 sedan might be all new, but it looks awfully familiar.... more

When Ford announced its alphabet-soup naming policy for the Lincoln range (with the MKX crossover and forthcoming LS replacement, the MKS sedan), it confusingly left the new Zephyr out of the equation.... more

While foreign automakers are in a race to catch up with Mercedes-Benz's CLS "four-door coupe," Chrysler could become the first automaker to bring a four-door retractable-top sedan to market.... more

Bugatti's next model will be a million-dollar sedan.... more

Pronounced "Mark S," it's a potential flagship for Ford's stuck-in-the-doldrums prestige brand. It isn't yet officially headed for the assembly line, but a production MKS likely will be built on Volvo's versatile P2 architecture, some form of which underpins t... more

Chrysler Group has been riding high in 2005, but if the new Sebring sedan isn't any more interesting than this spy shot hints, it may get shot down in 2006.... more

The Chrysler Imperial revives a much-abused nameplate from the automaker's past. Built on a stretched Chrysler 300 platform, the Imperial is, of course, Hemi V-8 powered and rear-wheel drive. But the chassis tuning prioritizes ride comfort over handling. Not o... more

Porsche has officially confirmed it'll build a four-seat, four-door sport coupe for the 2009 calendar year (2010 model year).... more

From an awesome concept to an impressive cabriolet... more

Cadillac unveiled the 2007 Escalade, the next generation of the iconic luxury SUV.... more