Filed under: Classics , Europe , Saab , Earnings/Financials Despite the popular saying, history cannot simply repeated. So, when faced with the possibility of losing the entire classic collection of cars that had made up the official Saab museum in Trollh
Filed under: Sedan , Performance , Marketing/Advertising , Hatchback , Audi , Luxury Among other things, Audi is known for the brash and bold styling elements of its front fascias. From the giant chiseled trapezoid grille to its highly stylized LED headlamps, there’s no mistaking the face of an Audi for anything else on the road. Audi’s LED lighting will be on full display during the upcoming Super Bowl as the German automaker has purchased a 60-second plot of airtime during the first quarter, marking the fifth year in a row that Audi has advertised during the big game.
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Official: Audi Super Bowl ad will star S7 and LED lighting
Filed under: Detroit Auto Show , Convertible , Coupe , Performance , Bentley , Luxury Bentley has at last debuted its latest beast at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show . The Continental GT V8 arrived in the Motor City boasting a new compact 4.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V8 under its hood. With 500 horsepower and 481 pound-feet of torque on tap, the ultra-luxury coupe offers buyers heaps of performance in an efficient package.
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Detroit: Bentley Continental GT V8 brings the motor to Motor City
Filed under: Videos , Porsche , Koenigsegg The Koenigsegg Agera is one stupendously quick supercar. It can travel from a dead stop to 186 miles per hour and back down to zero in a scant 21.19 seconds. That’s not even enough time to sit through a car insurance commercial. The Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 isn’t quite as quick, but it can boast some serious performance chops all its own.
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Video: Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 claims new braking record
Filed under: By the Numbers The December sales numbers are in, most of them anyway, and what we’re seeing is an end to the year that largely mirrors the months that came before. Our usual players are at the top of the list in green, including Chrysler , which lead all brands last month with an 82.56-percent increase in monthly sales to end the year. Credit goes to the redesigned 200 sedan, which sold over 760% more units in December than the Sebring did the year before, and the redesigned 300 , which itself enjoyed a 242% increase in sales.
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December 2011: Same As It Ever Was Edition [UPDATE]
Filed under: Car Buying , By the Numbers Which were the best-performing brands and automakers in 2011? We’ll tell you, and the answers may be surprising. The top two best-performing brands surprised us.
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2011: Onward and Upward Edition [UPDATE]