Pics from the New York International Auto Show


Glowing Aura: Read my blog on it!

Hippy Tibby: Read my blog on it.

Cleaved Enclave: Read my blog on it.

Nassau Concept: Read Rob's blog on it.

Pontiac's virtual world, Motoratilife: Read my blog on it.

Mazda Hakaze concept: Read my blog on it.

Mazda Nagare concept:

NASCAR Camry: Read my blog on it.

Acura V10-powered LF-A concept:

BMW


Dodge Demon concept:

Dodge Avenger:

Dodge Viper SRT-10:
8.3L V10, 510 hp

8.3L V10, 510 hp

Dodge Magnum (descendant of the AMC Eagle!)


Dodge Crossfire convertible:

Dream come true:

Pontiac GXP-R for the '07 Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series. Powered by a race version of the LS2.

Tough Saturn Sky Red Line. 2.0L Turbo. If I were a spoiled high school kid, this is what I'd be begging for for a graduation present! Read my blog on it.

Sky Red Line's sibling, the Solstice GXP:

Mini Coop:


Pics from Volvo's 80th birthday party!

The Volvo booth: the last place you'd expect to see old ladies getting smashed.

I thought this guy might have some good info, but it turned out he was just a model showing off the 1927 Volvo PV4, "Jacob."

Oak wood spoke wheels, body finished in some kind of plastic material (not leather), only one in the US. The other two are in the Volvo museum in Sweden.

Saab Sport Sedan, crash-test victim:

VW GTI assembly line: Read my blog on it.

Suzuki's rolling entertainment center:

Custom Mustang with lots of wing-dings:


The not-ugly Tribeca: Read my blog on it.


Mitsu:


Shelby Mustang GT-500:

Press conference: unveiling of the 2008 Subaru Impreza and WRX! Read Rob's blog on it.

At the Honda exhibit: cute old-school Civic! I remember when my elementary school teachers drove these:

Honda S2000 CR: Read my blog on it.

The very cool Ford Airstream concept. It runs on Li-Ion batteries, while a hydrogen fuel cell powers a generator that recharges the batteries while the vehicle is running. Total range of 225 miles, at speeds of up to 85 mph. Read John's blog on it from the North American Int'l Auto Show.

And no, it's not on fire. That's a "Dynascan" spinning LCD screen that rotates at 500 RPM using computer-synchronized rows of dots to create the illusion of a continuous, 360-degree image.

Jag XKR: Read John's blog on it

GM micro-bot concepts: Read about them in my blog!

Rides magazine's hi-riser Crown Vic taxi:
Read Rob's blog on it.

A Checkered past:

Sturgis bike week 2007:

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