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1932 Lincoln Dual-Cowl Phaeton

Lincoln only built 40 Dual-Cowl Phaetons (so named for the two separate windshields for front and rear passengers), and this one ended up in the hands of a real eccentric. When Duane and J...

2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon

Wagons are wildly popular in Europe, and the new mandate at Cadillac is to design global vehicles—ergo North America will get a CTS Sport Wagon next spring. General Motors chose the 200...

1936 Avion-Voisin C28 Aerosport Aero Coupe

If you measured the distance from the tip of the hood ornament to the ground on this 1936 Avion-Voisin C28 Aerosport Aero Coupe, we'd bet it's within two inches of the car's overall height...

1937 D8-120 S Portout Aero Coupe

Louis Delage founded the French company bearing his name in 1905, and 100 years later his personal car, this aluminum-bodied 1937 D8-120 S Portout Aero Coupe, took Best in Show at the 55th...

2010 Nissan Nuvu

Nissan’s biggest idea at the Paris auto show comes wrapped in the smallest of packages: the tiny, three-meter-long Nuvu electric car. The Nuvu—a stylistic derivative of “New View,” is s...

2010 / 2012 Chevrolet Spark

The Chevrolet Beat minicar, first seen as a concept at the 2007 New York auto show, has been green-lighted and will come to the U.S. in 2011 as the Chevy Spark. GM believes that the uncert...

Improved All-Wheel Drive

This seems strange, but we won't have exact figures and the reasons behind them until we drive the STI next month. Both engines are essentially the same as their predecessors in terms of b...

2009 Mercedes-Benz Vision GLK Freeside Concept

Mercedes-Benz's Vision GLK Freeside concept marks the company's entry into the luxury class of small SUVs currently occupied by the Acura RDX, BMW X3, and Land Rover LR2. Designed to lo...