Ford’s mid-size sedan finally gets a hybrid version that promises up to 700 miles with a full tank of gas. Of course, given the tanking gas prices nowadays, this may not be the best time to tout a hybrid, but come Spring 2009, you will be able to take home Ford’s hybrid offering.
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Kia’s attempt to bring its small car more upscale is Kia Soul as it attempts to chase the Scion crowd. Expect to see this car on the roads in North America starting April 2009.
As part of GM’s centennial celebration, 2011 Chevrolet Volt was finally unveiled. Production is slated to start in 2010 for delivery in North America in 2011. Unfortunately, the most important detail of price hasn’t been revealed.
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Aug 11th, 2008 | 
Filed under: Acura
The redesigned TL gives up the sporty version, and instead opts for SH-AWD (Super Handling All-Wheel Drive) as the top of the line. Base model has its specs bumped up to 285hp with its 3.5L engine. Read more for the full press release.
Now the 7 Series looks even more mainstream according to the latest leaked pictures of 2009 BMW 7 Series. Most prominent change is the taillight and the entire rear that finally gets rid of the “Bangle” butt. Both the exterior and interior are further refined, and the most-hated iDrive controller is getting updates as well with new hardware and software improvements.
Also new is the in-car internet system, and the rear entertainment system that has 2 screens behind the driver and passenger seats.
2009 BMW 7 Series gallery:
Audi finally has a mid-size SUV to compete against BMW’s popular X3. Dubbed Q5, it carries all the visual designs of other Audi models, in a much more practical package than the behemoth Audi Q7. Crucial details, such as price and availability, are sparse right now, but here are the official photos:
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