Yearly Archives: 2007
Ford Verve Concept Provides a Hint of the Styling of the 2009 Ford Fiesta
Ford has announced that the automaker is finally going to bring a new small car to the US that will be smaller than the Ford Focus. The next Ford Fiesta is going to share its platform with the recently introduced Mazda2. The Verve concept is going to debut next month at the Frankfurt Auto Show. Ford claims that the concept...
2008 Land Rover LR2 HSE Announced…More Luxury for The Smallest Land Rover
The new Land Rover LR2 has only been on our shores since this spring, but this November there will be a new version of the LR2, the LR2 HSE. The LR2 HSE gets cosmetic upgrades to make it worthy of the Land Rover name. This includes body color bumpers and side sills, a rear spoiler, titanium door handles and 19"...
2008 Honda Fit/ Jazz Photos Show Up on the Internet
The Temple of VTEC has posted magazine photos of the all-new 2008 Honda Fit/ Jazz before it is officially unveiled at the end of the month. The newly revised Fit is receives a new front end with steeply raked headlamps and a new bumper and hood. The rear of the car is also revised with new taillights, bumper and a...
The Next Ford Fusion and Ford Focus Will be Global Cars…Finally!!
Ford CEO, Allan Mulally has announced that the next generation small and midsize cars from the Blue Oval will be global cars. This means that models like the Ford Focus, which differs from the model in Europe will finally be the same car. Ford is also working on a compact B-segment car that will be sold in the US and...
2008 Saturn Astra Will Start at $15,995…Better than the Old Saturn Ion?
The Saturn Astra is one of more of the exciting new GM models that is going to be offered for 2008. Basically because the Astra that we will get here is essentially the same as the Opel Astra sold in Europe. The Opel Astra is one of the most popular small car in Europe. Saturn's website has a mini-brochure...
VIDEO: 2008 Aston Martin DBS in all It's Glory! It's Even Hotter in Action!
Here's one of the first promotional videos for the recently announced Aston Martin DBS supercar. The car is so hot! Too bad at $250,000 it is out of reach for most of us. Click through to see the video. Related Stories: Full Specs and Photos of the 2008 Aston Martin DBS...It's Nothing Short of Spectacular! 2008 Aston Martin DBS Revealed...510 Horsepower...James Bond...
Video: Check out the All-New 2008 Honda Accord Coupe and Sedan in Action
Carscoop has posted two separate videos of the recently unveiled 2008 Honda Accord Coupe and Sedan. Click through to see both videos and the photos of one of the most anticipated new 2008 models. 2008 Honda Accord Sedan: 2008 Honda Accord Coupe: 2008 Honda Accord...
Nissan May Void the 2008 GT-R Warranty for 2nd Owners of the Car
The unveiling of Nissan's GT-R supercar is right around the corner. The car has yet to enter production and there is already a waiting list. Some of those buyers on the waiting list may be looking to flip the Nissan GT-R to make a profit, but they may have to think again. Nissan's vice-president of marketing, Jan Thompson, stated that...
It's Time to Go "Back to the Future" the DeLorean is Being Produced Again
The famous time machine car from the three "Back to the Future" movies is going to be produced again after a 25 year hiatus. The DeLorean company was re-established in 1995 and has been refurbishing the cars since then. Next year up to two DeLoreans will be produced per month in Humble, Texas. The revived cars will be hand produced...
2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4 With 285HP Will Start at $22,995
Dodge has announced the pricing for its tricked out Dodge Caliber SRT4. $22,995 gets you 285 horsepower and 265lb.-ft. of torque plus full list of SRT performance modifications. Standard Features: -Getrag DMTG six-speed manual transmission -Four-wheel anti-lock brakes and vented front brake rotors -Electronic Stability Control -Driver and Front passenger airbags, side window curtain airbags and driver inflatable knee blocker -Chill Zone beverage storage cooler -Illuminated...
