2007 L.A. Auto Show

• Click Here to Read More About the Chevy Beat Concept at Autoblog.com
  
  
  

• Click Here to See More Photos of the Chevy Beat Concept at Autoblog.com
  
  
  

• 2009 Lincoln MKS: The first new model intended to set Lincoln on it's path to rebirth is the 2009 MKS, which made its debut in production form at the LA Auto Show later today. The MKS first appeared as a concept at the 2006 Detroit Auto Show. It'sbased on the same platform as the Ford 500/Taurus, which originated at Volvo under the S80/XC90. One of the keys to the brand's new look was to come up with something that was uniquely Lincoln and recalled the best days of the brand without in any way looking retro.
  
  
  

• Click Here to Read More About the 2009 Lincoln MKS at Autoblog.com
  
  
  

• Click Here to See More Photos of the 2009 Lincoln MKS at Autoblog.com
  
  
  

• 2008 Subaru WRX STI: The Subaru Impreza STI just made its North American debut, and for those of us here in the States, life is good. Just like the JDM version, the STI benefits from a wider track and a longer wheelbase, but power is provided by Subaru's 2.5-liter boxer four making 305 hp and 290 lb.-ft. of torque. The sprint to sixty will be dispatched in 4.9 seconds, and Subie execs are touting the engine's new torque characteristics as more tractable and effortlessly exciting. Aluminum suspension components partner with inverted struts to keep all four wheels planted and providing motivation, while a redesigned DCCD allows drivers to select six different differential settings.
  
  
  

• *Click Here to Read More About the 2008 Subaru WRX STI at Autoblog.com. (*JDM interior)
  
  
  

• Click Here to See More Photos of the 2008 Subaru WRX STI at Autoblog.com
  
  
  

• 2009 Jaguar XF: The XF will start at $49,975 when it goes on sale March 1, 2008 in the U.S. That's for the "standard" XF with the naturally-aspirated 4.2L V8. An uplevel version of the NA V8 model called the V8 Premium Luxury will base at $55,975.Finally, the Supercharged XF with the 420-horsepower supercharged 4.2L V8 will start at a mighty $62,975. While all prices include a $775 charge for destination and delivery, that's a heady brew to swallow. Will Americans go for such an expensive Jaguar sedan considering the brand's performance in recent years? That's the make-it-or-break-it question we can't wait see answered.
  
  
  

• Click Here to Read More About the 2009 Jaguar XF at Autoblog.com