Ford Focus -The 2008 Ford Focus is the Blue Oval’s smallest car, offering economical and sporty transportation in a compact package. It originally debuted in 1999 as a 2000 model, winning the 2000 North American Car of the Year award. (more…)
Ford Taurus X-Just when you think the Freestyle is gone, well, it is — sort of. Ford announced at the Chicago Auto Show that the Freestyle is getting a new lease on life thanks to revised styling and more horsepower under the hood. Oh, and it has a new name: Taurus X. (more…)
Chevrolet Camaro - General Motors took the wraps off the new Chevrolet Camaro concept during last year’s Detroit Auto Show and the response was clear: Build it. GM decided that’d probably be a swell idea, considering that even if a tiny fraction of that interest turns into sales, the 2009 Camaro will be a success. (more…)
Ford Escape – When it goes on sale next year, the 2008 Ford Escape will mark the nameplate’s seventh year of existence in the U.S. market. During that time, the Escape has been a leader in a growing segment, racking up more than 1,000,000 sales.
Chevrolet Avalanche – There’s definitely a strong contingent of people out there who attack everything in life with a “what if…?†attitude – what if I decide to buy a house in six months? What if we have twins? Often, the end result means making choices that cover all your bases, and in terms of vehicles, that takes shape in the form of a Chevrolet Avalanche.
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