Dear Kia: Build The Track’ster Concept, And We’ll Eat Our Vegetables
February 9, 2012 by Kurt Ernst
Filed under Automotive, Concept Vehicle, Kia
Remember when you were a child, and you wanted a particular gift for Christmas, or a birthday? Remember how you promised to clean your room, wash dad’s car, brush your teeth, eat your vegetables and even be nice to your sister? That’s kind of how we are with Kia’s Chicago stunner, the Track’ster concept. Just tell us what we have to do in order for you to put this into production, and consider it done. Read more
Lexus Reveals Official LF-LC Concept Image
December 22, 2011 by Malcolm Hogan
Filed under Auto Show, Automotive, Concept Vehicle, Lexus, News
The upcoming North American Auto Show in Detroit is sure to be a big hit showcasing some of the most anticipated vehicles for the upcoming model years. One concept that we are eager to see is the recently announced and teased Lexus LF-LC Concept. Road & Track was the first to give everyone a look at the new Lexus LF-LC concept in its full-form. Just after Road & Tracks reveal, Lexus drops an official image of the LF-LC Concept.
We are still not sure where the new Lexus LF-LC Concept would be positioned “if” it makes its way to production. Quite possibly it could be a new Lexus LS-based coupe that will rival the BMW 6 Series and Benz SL class. Either way, what we see here is very intriguing to say the least.
Lexus Teases New Concept For Detroit Auto Show
December 13, 2011 by Kurt Ernst
Filed under Auto Show, Automotive, Concept Vehicle, Lexus
We’ve all heard the joke that Lexus, translated into Japanese, actually means “Buick.” While cars like the IS-F are surprisingly quick and agile, the brand is still associated more with luxury and comfort than with performance. Even the unattainable LFA has done little to give Lexus credibility among enthusiasts, probably due to the car’s limited availability and stratospheric price. Sure it’s fast, luxurious and high-tech, but is it really worth over four times the price of a Nissan GT-R? Read more
Could Honda’s EV-STER Concept Become A Tesla For The Masses?
November 30, 2011 by Kurt Ernst
Filed under Auto Show, Automotive, Concept Vehicle, Electric, Honda
One of the highlights of this week’s Tokyo Motor Show is the debut of the Honda EV-STER electric roadster concept. Bold styling sets the EV-STER apart from the rest of the Honda lineup, and it may be an indication that Honda is listening to critics who find its current product line boring and uninspired. Read more
Video: Cadillac Ciel Concept at 2011 Miami Auto Show
October 29, 2011 by Malcolm Hogan
Filed under Auto Show, Automotive, Cadillac, Concept Vehicle, Video
The Automotive Addicts crew had the opportunity to attend the 2011 Miami Auto Show. During our visit, the highlight that took our breath away was the Cadillac Ciel Concept vehicle. Below is a video of this stunning concept car that hopefully Cadillac will bring to fruition one day.
Ford’s Fastest Fiesta Debuts In Frankfurt
September 14, 2011 by Kurt Ernst
Filed under Auto Show, Automotive, Concept Vehicle, Ford, News
If you like the idea behind the Ford Focus ST, but wanted something a little smaller and lower priced, you may be in luck. Ford is debuting the all-new Fiesta ST concept at the Frankfurt Auto Show, and word is that the project has already been given a green light for production. That’s the good news: the bad news is that the markets the car will be sold in still haven’t been finalized. If you want to see a Fiesta ST in the U.S., now is the time to let Ford know. Read more
Official Jaguar C-X16 Concept Images & Details Revealed
September 6, 2011 by Darryl
Filed under Automotive, Jaguar, News
There is a new cat on the prowl, dubbed the Jaguar C-X16 Concept Car, ready to pounce on the competition in the looks and technology department.
Nissan Esflow: An EV For Enthusiasts?
March 2, 2011 by Kurt Ernst
Filed under Automotive, Concept Vehicle, News, Nissan
As of this writing, there is one electric car in the world of note to enthusiasts, and that’s the Tesla Roadster. The price of admission starts at $109,000, but if you want the best power and handling you need to step up to the $128,500 Tesla Roadster Sport 2.5. The difference really is academic, since very few consumers can afford to drop either amount on a topless sports roadster, even one that potentially saves the planet. The Nissan Leaf is quite a bit more affordable, but that’s not exactly a sporting ride. Why can’t a manufacturer build an EV that appeals to both Greens and Gear Heads of more modest means? Read more












