The latest piece of Volkswagen's quest for world dominance is the introduction of a three-row crossover to Americans, who will seemingly buy just about any three-row crossover. And to compete with the big boys, you need one of these people movers.

I know what you're thinking: So what? The last one was a boring, minivan-esque suburban driveway flower. But the latest Mazda CX-9 Crossover, to be introduced in North America sometime late this year or early next, will be all new.

We already know that Lamborghini is making an SUV, we think it'll be called the Urus, and now Evo Magazine has what looks like the first picture and spec details of the Raging Bull's new cash cow.

This invitation to the unveiling at the upcoming Beijing Motor Show provides definitive proof that the much-discussed Lamborghini SUV — possibly named Lamborghini Urus — is really happening.

The French upper crust once lived so luxuriously the masses decided to chop their heads off, perhaps hoping to find gold inside the aristocratic piñatas. Yet the dour, simple Germans have owned the luxury market. Can an MPV place the French back atop the throne of conspicuous consumption? Sadly, no, because it's just a …

Of all the defunct car companies, De Tomaso holds a special place in my heart for its often strange combination of American muscle and often strange but always glorious Italian styling (see Pantera and Mangusta). Someone must have stolen my dream journal, because they're bringing it back as a CROSSOVER!

To whet our appetite for the Crossman four-door crossover, Mini is teasing us with this video of a freaky camo'ed version driving through a similarly acid-enhanced world. Far. Freakin'. Out.

Last week we showed you a clear front shot of what could be the 2012 MINI Cooper, or i-MegaCity. Today, behold the may-be-Mini showing off its profile and new rump. UDPATE: It's a fake!

According to French magazine, L'Automobile, this is an early prototype of the upcoming 2012 MINI Cooper or the i-MegaCity, featuring MINI Crossover Concept-inspired headlights and a much smaller, non-clamshell hood. Sacrilege!

A German forum has posted a Bigfoot-esque photo of what they claim is the BMW PAS Concept. Could this be the Sasquatch we're all waiting for at next month's Geneva Motor Show?