Archive for 'Future Vehicles'
March 13, 2007 3:19pm
General Motors Vice Chairman and global product chief Bob Lutz told reporters at the Geneva Motor Show that the automaker is targeting a production version of its Chevrolet Volt electric concept car in 2010.
“We have set an internal target of production in 2010. Whether we can make that or not, this is still kind of […]
Posted in: Chevrolet, Concept Cars, News, Hybrids, Electric, Future Vehicles
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March 13, 2007 1:57pm
General Motors is facing several major decisions about the second phase of its revival of the Cadillac brand. Within the next three months, Cadillac executives have to decide which models to move forward with. Cadillac is currently considering several projects and they will likely decide to move forward on some projects, while scrapping others.
According to […]
Posted in: Cadillac, Coupes, Sedans/Saloons, Wagons/Estates, Supercars, News, Future Vehicles
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March 5, 2007 2:00pm
Lexus is considering the addition of a few new vehicles that would compete in a few emerging niche segments, according to AutoWeek. The models under consideration include a seven-seat crossover larger than the RX 350, a compact crossover smaller than the RX 350, and a unique Lexus hybrid model.
The first new vehicle is expected to […]
Posted in: Lexus, Crossovers, Hybrids, Rumors, Future Vehicles
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March 5, 2007 4:43am
While Mazda hasn’t officially said the Mazda2 is coming to the States (although everyone expects that it is), Ford has said it is developing a B-segment car for the U.S. But what is Ford going to call it?
With Ford’s recent return of the Taurus and Sable, Ford may look into its past for the B-car’s […]
Posted in: Ford, Hatchbacks, Future Vehicles
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March 4, 2007 2:44pm
Ford Motor Company revealed to its employees that its long-awaited subcompact car for the U.S. and other markets will be based on the new Mazda2. Ford’s President of the Americas, Mark Fields, revealed the news during his weekly Webcast. Unlike its GM, Toyota and Honda (to a lessor extent Nissan), Ford does not offer a […]
Posted in: Ford, Mazda, Geneva Motor Show, Economy, Car Buying, Future Vehicles
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March 4, 2007 2:29pm
Porsche has confirmed rumors that it will be producing a hybrid version of the Cayenne. Porsche Australia’s managing director, Michael Winkler, said at the Melbourne motor show that the Cayenne hybrid will be available by 2009 and that it would be available in Australia.
Winkler said that the gas-electric hybrid system is still in development, and […]
Posted in: Porsche, SUVs, Future Vehicles
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March 2, 2007 2:51pm
While Nissan says the Skyline GT-R will wear a Nissan badge when it arrives in the U.S., during recent testing an engineer was overheard referring to the car as the “Infiniti Skyline GT-R.” The Infiniti branding would be more fitting with its anticipated price point and would give Infiniti a supercar to compete with the […]
Posted in: Nissan, Sports/GTs, Supercars, Tokyo Motor Show, Rumors, Future Vehicles, Nissan Skyline GT-R
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March 1, 2007 3:21pm
Honda is currently working on a successor to the long-gone and much-loved CRX, according to the folks over at Winding Road. The new CRX would be based on the platform of the next Fit. While it is still early in the process, “a serious design proposal is under way” and an decision whether to continue […]
Posted in: Honda, Hatchbacks, Rumors, Future Vehicles
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February 27, 2007 10:16pm
During a recent press drive of the European Civic Type R, Winding Road’s European editor Matt Davis appears to have unofficial confirmation that Honda will be offering a Civic Type R in the U.S. in 2010.
Citing an assistant chief engineer, Davis says that the Type R for the States is unlikely to be based on […]
Posted in: Honda, Sedans/Saloons, Rumors, Future Vehicles
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February 26, 2007 12:06pm
In a conversation with journalists at the Chicago Auto Show, General Motors’ Vice Chairman and product guru Bob Lutz hinted that the platform used for the upcoming Camaro could spawn an ultra-luxury Cadillac with more than eight cylinders, according to The Car Connection. Lutz hinted that part of the reason for the Camaro’s delay was […]
Posted in: Cadillac, Concept Cars, Sedans/Saloons, GM, Rumors, Future Vehicles
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