• 2012 Saab 9-5 Sportwagon

    Back from the dead with the 1st official picture. I like the sedan, but I think the wagon is even better looking, and even more of a Saab. But, so far, the sedan hasn’t been getting stellar reviews. Most people are saying it is fine, but not worth $50 000. And this wagon would be… Continue reading 2012 Saab 9-5 Sportwagon

  • Tesla Model S. Alpha

    I guess the Alpha is a “closer to production’ model. You can compare it to the Concept they showed us last year (White car at the bottom).The design has changed a bit, but not that much. It actually looks a little sportier, I think.

  • Mazda Minagi Concept = 2012 Mazda CX-5

    For now a concept. But they’ve been testing the production model for a while already.So we know this will become the CX-5 by next year.And maybe the first production Mazda to use the new front end design.

  • 2012 BMW 6 Series

    The all new 6 series was just caught in the street, naked… When compared to the current model (bottom), I’m not sure the new one looks that much better.I always liked the 6 series, and I think the next one actually looks more conservative, and not as sporty.And the trunk just seems too long. Maybe… Continue reading 2012 BMW 6 Series

  • 2012 Hyundai i30

    The i30 is the hatchback equivalent to our Elantra, for the European market.Our 2010 Elantra wagon was actually the wagon version of the current i30. Which explains why it didn’t really look like the Elantra in the 1st place. Not sure if we’ll ever see the hatchback version pictured here. But it would compete nicely… Continue reading 2012 Hyundai i30

  • 2012 Hyundai Accent

    This is the Canadian model, but the US version should be pretty much the same.We will also be getting a sedan. The engine is the 1.6 Liter with 138hp. With the choice of a 6 speed manual or Auto.

  • 2012 Chrysler 200 Convertible

    Same changes as the 2011 sedan.Basically the old Sebring with new front and rear. New interior and V6. I think it does look fine. Much better than the outgoing Sebring, but that’s not saying much.