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VW Eos?

Where was this guy when the Sebring was due for a redesign?

The IS350 parked behind the A4 is hot.

Too bad it looks like $h!.

No. I chose real-world images on Google, many of which were among the first results to appear. You found images photoshopped beyond recognition by Chrysler. Which is a better representation of how these cars actually look?

Appealing product like the Charger is a thing of the past. DCX's more recent models would make a Chinese automaker blush.

When a car does nothing in terms of progressing design, I (and countless others) consider it boring. The Challenger is the least exciting model to debut in years. We've literally seen it all before. How unoriginal can DCX get?

Cheesy.

How exciting.

It weighs 3,717 pounds. Even with 330 horsepower, the G is outperformed by the IS350. And the styling is a step backward from the outgoing model in my opinion.

Awesome...but is it authentic?

So was the Cimarron.

Pontiac wishes the Grand Prix looked like the Lexus IS.

Why buy a 440-horsepower XLR-V for $100,000 when you can save $30,000 and get a 505-horsepower Corvette Z06 based on the same platform?

Off-topic, but I happen to think the GS is the best-looking car in its class.

Seriously? The Fusion's interior is a pretty chintzy place to be. The cheap, unintegrated radio, mid-90s climate controls, obvious dead buttons found in lower trim-levels, large panel gaps, clunky shifter, cheap-looking door panels, etc. all lend to a pretty cobbled-together appearance in my eyes...

Saw my first today.

Edmunds Follow-Up Test: 2007 Lexus IS250 The X Package improvements also translate to the track, as our slalom test confirms. Although it's down over 100 hp on the IS 350, the IS 250 is nearly 4 mph faster through the cones with a 70.4-mph result. This is blazing speed, and it puts the IS 250 ahead of the BMW 335i, not to mention about a half dozen very capable sports cars. Full Article

The SportCombi is just so...perfect.

I thought Epsilon I wasn't AWD compatible?

I can't believe all-wheel-drive will be available. Unexpected.

WOW. The Malibu looks great in that shot.

Nothing about the design of Chrysler's latest products is progressive. For that, I hate them.