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In the first Ideal Vehicle Awards, announced yesterday by automotive research and consulting firm AutoPacific, owners rate their new 2006 model year cars and trucks by how closely they come to their ideal. The cars or trucks that owners would change the least are the most ideal. Top-rated 2006 Ideal Vehicle brand: Hyundai Top rated [...]

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The first official shots of BMW??™s 3-Series Coupe!

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Autobild magazine show some pics of the new BMW Z8. 6,3 Liter V12 Turbo engine and price from 80.000 up to 100.000 Euro. Super car!

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Jeep has released photos of a new 2007 Wrangler Unlimited four-door. The Wrangler Unlimited boasts the same modular-style removable top that engenders a lot of added flexibility, functioning as a t-top of sorts, a targa, and full-blown, wind-in-the-hair convertible.

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The new Bentley Continental GTC based on the GT coupe, the new convertible will blow-dry hair all the way up to 195 mph, courtesy its V12 engine. Boasting AWD surety for foul weather, the GTC would appear to be a plutocrat’s transport of choice for sun-and-snow belters alike.

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The new 2007 Hyundai Elantra is the new product from Hyundai on the New York Auto Show. The midsize gets Hyundai??™s now six airbags, ABS brakes and front-seat active head restraints. The bigger dimensions allow for an interior that??™s larger than the inner sanctums of the Civic, Corolla and even the Acura TL. It’s clear [...]

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Audi??™s Ingolstadt headquarters drop and snap some live shots of the brand??™s new TT coupe unveiled last Friday. Now you can see the first real pics of the new Audi TT. More pics here.

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Chery, China’s largest automaker was set to arrive in the United States by the 2007 model year. With the help of Malcolm Bricklin’s Visionary Vehicles, the company projected that it was to sell 250,000 new cars in 2007 alone. Chery has just announced that their plans to take over the US will be delayed for [...]

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Toyota is quickly beginning to leverage the majority block of shares it holds in Subaru parent company, Fuji Heavy Industries. A Japanese newspaper is reporting that a Fuji Heavy production plant in Indiana will be tapped to produce 100,000 Toyota vehicles beginning in 2007. Toyota??™s pres Katsuaki Watanabe and Fuji Heavy pres Kyoji Takenaka will [...]

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