| HOME | CAR NEWS | CAR REVIEWS | RACING | AUTOSHOWS | SUBSCRIBE | MARKETPLACE | Thursday, October 29, 2009 | | Looks like a photo, doesn't it? The graphics are so good on Forza Motorsport 3 that you really have to look.... | | Even if you were an international billionaire playboy car collector (and, this being AutoWeek, some of you are), you probably would not own more than 100 or 200 cars. If you could own a racetrack, you probably could not afford more than one. You could not jet around the world on a whim--especially with all those cars--to drive whatever track you were in the mood for at the moment. They... |
|  | | BMW has been spectacular in its reinvention during the past decade. It moved away from traditional volume-selling models, often becoming the first European luxury-car maker to enter important new market niches--much to the chagrin of Audi and Mercedes-Benz, which have attempted to follow its lead....
|  | | COPY EDITOR CYNTHIA L. OROSCO: The Pilot was a champ for running errands and a short trip to Ohio over the weekend. This is a solid driver, plenty of power on surface streets, and I was quickly topping 80 mph without even noticing on the expressways. The Pilot was never floaty, but it was...
|  | | Early reports on the new Suzuki Kizashi are that it's a blast to drive. At SEMA, Suzuki will show four Kizashis that are cool to look at, too. The tamest of the three is the Platinum Edition from Road Race Motorsports, the tuning house that has done versions of the SX4 turbo, the ZUK and...
|  | | Ford is dropping a turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 into a replica 1934 Ford 3-Window Coupe for SEMA. The car pumps out 400 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque, which means it should have no problem going head-to-head with the 302-cubic-inch V8s found in most hot rods. This also is the first rear-wheel-...
|  | | It's less than a week until the SEMA show opens its doors in Las Vegas. Here are few more rides you can expect to see there. -- Honda will continue to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its operations in the United States with a tribute to great Hondas of years past. That will include an N600, an ...
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