Do you believe the tag line for the new 2009 Volvo XC60... the safest and most sensual Volvo ever"
69 votes so far
Leader:
Yes, the XC60 looks SWEET
Yes, the XC60 looks SWEET
Will the Fiat 500 Abarth ever sell in the US, or will it only be available in Europe?
22 votes so far
Leader:
Too small for the US, it'll only sell in Europe
Too small for the US, it'll only sell in Europe
Volvo has recently put out some pictures of their new S60, which is “sportier and more dynamic than any previous Volvo car”.
It has a groundbreaking safety feature called Pedestrian Detection that can detect pedestrians in front of the car and brake automatically if the driver doesn’t react in time. We have actually [...]
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From carbuyersnotebook.com
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Spy Shots: 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (The Car Connection)The Chevrolet Beat has been paraded around the last several auto shows as the forerunner to the production Spark hatchback, which was first revealed at this year’s Geneva Motor Show back in March. The new Spark is to sit just below the Aveo as Chevy’s smallest car, but [...]
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From allcarz.net
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Filed under: Diesel, Mitsubishi, Geneva Motor Show
Already getting ready for next spring's Geneva Motor Show, Mitsubishi has release a sketch of the all-new Compact Crossover that will be introduced soon in time to go on sale in Japan in February. While details are scarce, Mitsubishi says that the all-new on-road Compact Crossover will follow the i-MiEV and be "the Corporation's next game changer towards lower impact vehicles, in their format...
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From autobloggreen.com
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Filed under: Concept Cars, Geneva Motor Show, Japan, Crossover, Mitsubishi, Diesel
Mitsubishi Compact Crossover - Click above for high-res image
It's been two years since Mitsubishi took the wraps off its Concept-cX crossover at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show, but before we see the production version at next year's Geneva Motor Show, Mitsubishi has released a teaser sketch of its all-new compact CUV.
Aimed at competing with segment stalwarts...
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