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Audi TT mule shows little, promises much
Filed under: Spy Photos , Coupe , Audi , Luxury When we last checked in with the little bit of speculation there's been on the coming, third-generation Audi TT , rumors said the TT would move upmarket to make MSRP space below for a mid-engined Audi R4 . With the R4's future in question, who knows how the TT will play it, but other scuttlebutt says that the TT will be on the MQB platform , will combine first- and second-generation designs and be lighter and more driver oriented .
Continue reading...2012 Audi A1 Sportback w/video
25. January 2012
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Filed under: Budget , Europe , Hatchback , Audi , First Drives , Luxury Do We Really Want Audi To Think This Small In America?
Continue reading...Next Ford EcoSport now playing at New Delhi Auto Expo UPDATE
4. January 2012
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Filed under: Concept Cars , Budget , Crossover , Misc. Auto Shows , India , South America , Design/Style While we've been consumed with the ramp-up to next week's Detroit Auto Show , there's a more pressing matter on the international car events calendar - this week's New Delhi Auto Expo. Ford Motor Company isn't overlooking the burgeoning biennial show, and it's taking the opportunity to reveal its first-ever world debut at the show, the next Ford EcoSport
Continue reading...Subaru promises BRZ, Impreza STI concepts plus rally return at Tokyo Auto Salon
27. December 2011
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Filed under: Aftermarket , Concept Cars , Motorsports , Coupe , Performance , Japan , Hatchback , Subaru , Tokyo Auto Salon , Racing Unlike most cities, Japan's capital city plays host to two major automotive exhibitions: the Tokyo Motor Show and the Tokyo Auto Salon . While these terms may be interchangeable when it comes to European expos, in Tokyo, they connote two different shows altogether.
Continue reading...Mazda previews driver-focused Tokyo Auto Salon showcars
21. December 2011
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Filed under: Concept Cars , Convertible , Japan , Crossover , Hatchback , Mazda , Tokyo Auto Salon , Design/Style While the Tokyo Motor Show is a stage for the world's manufacturers to strut their production models, the Tokyo Auto Salon allows designers and engineers to stretch their legs with custom hardware. This year, Mazda is bringing 10 special models to the Tokyo Auto Salon, including a custom version of the recently-released CX-5 . The custom CX-5 wears special paint, a lowered ride height and unique wheels for a significantly sportier appearance
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29. February 2012
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