McLaren is reportedly considering a new GT model with not two seats, not three seats (which happens sometimes), but four whole butt planters. Of course, those two extra seats will likely just be a glorified grocery bench, just like every other 2+2 model ever developed.
Three-row SUVs are all the rage these days, and not even because people need all those seats—they’re just nice to have. You know what else is all the rage these days? Jeeps. And not because people need the off-road capability—it’s just nice to have. So what better way to give people capability they don’t actually need…
It’s that time of year again — the Shanghai Motor Show! The auto show where increasingly desperate American, European, Japanese and Korean automakers try to tap the Chinese bubble before it pops entirely, and where Chinese automakers try to prove to the rest of the world that they can build more than just the car…
As was the case last year, the reason this year’s New York Auto Show was such an abysmal snoozefest was because automakers were saving all their interesting stuff for the show at the only car market that matters anymore, China. And at the ongoing Shanghai Motor Show, Chevrolet unveiled something truly bonkers.
Despite looking like an oversized sneaker, Citroën says the Aircross is all about the occupants’ physical and mental well-being and the joy of traveling. The plug-in hybrid concept will debut at the Shanghai Motor Show.
Lamborghini is celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year. You know what that means? It's time for special edition cars up the wazoo to cash in. Here's the first one: The Aventador LP720-4 50 Anniversario.
Bugatti had the world record for "world's fastest car" stripped away earlier this week. But they didn't have the world record for "world's fastest convertible" taken away. Screw you Guinness, the long-named and halloween-colored Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse World Record Edition has just leaked out. And yes, it's yet…
What the Shanghai Motor Show lacked in relevant reveals, it more than made up for in gorgeous and tasteful Booth Professionals captured by a pair of photographers from the Associated Press and Getty who apparently have no qualms about shooting them from whatever angle they deem appropriate.
So the Shanghai Motor Show continues in China and, I gotta say, it's probably more fun than New York. For instance, most traces of Hummer have vanished from the U.S. but the Dongfeng Crazy Soldier* is still proudly on display.
The future of Buick is, apparently, crossovers. Who knew?
Citroen's new DS5 tall-sedan-short SUV thing will roll into the Shanghai Motor Show tomorrow, sporting a diesel-hybrid system and extra carrying space for baguettes or protest signs for labor strikes.
You've seen our first photos of the 2012 BMW M5 (aka BMW Concept M5) and read our first drive, so what's left? Official photos and the details of the concept gleaned from the press release.
Despite scouring the Shanghai Motor Show floor for two days, somehow we managed to miss this god-awful mash-up of two known super car enemies, the Audi R8 and Ferrari F430. Shame on you Tong Jian S11 for not telling us.
Ford had quite the display in Shanghai. They dropped an '09 Fiesta from the roof, ecoBoosted a Flex, showed off a Euro-Focus racer, the kinetic-designed Iosis Max Concept and had flying, leather-clad booth professionals. Rowr!
The 2009 Shanghai Auto Show featured a ton of copy/paste jobs, but no matter how bad the cars got, there was always a very helpful booth professional there to make it all better.
The Shanghai Auto Show seems like a distant dream now. We laughed. we cried. We swear we got lead poisoning. Below we've compiled the very best of our exclusive international Shanghai coverage. Enjoy the Sinogasm.
Build Your Dreams, or BYD, rolled out and dropped the top on their new B8 convertible Mercedes SL-lookalike. We cracked open a fortune cookie and it said someone's gonna die dramatically in this thing.
The Geely Emgrand ET925 Experimental Truck, a Honda Ridgeline-esque unibody truck, debuted at the Shanghai Motor Show today. Don't tell Honda, but we think the styling on the Geely is actually better.
In the back of the GM booth at the Shanghai Auto Show was this gem, the Chevy Cruze WTCC concept, which previews an upcoming racer based on GM's new global small car, the Chevy Cruze.
JAC Motors, makers of perhaps the world's ugliest Chinese car, decided to borrow from the more attractive Toyota Aygo for their A0 micro-hatch. Then they blended it with Pokemon.
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