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After much anticipation, earlier this year BMW introduced to the United States its 128 series. It’s the German
manufacturer’s reasonably priced coupe and convertible, and it couldn’t
have been introduced at a better time. From my weekly drive with the
128i convertible and its 3.0-liter, 230-horsepower inline six-cylinder
engine, the car is an unqualified success. Videographer Bruce Aldrich and I present another of in the continuing series of new car video reviews.
The 2008 Audi A8 W12 is the German manufacturer's powerful top-of-the-line sedan. It nearly a small apartment considering the spaciousness, powerful sound system, rear-seat refrigerator and solar sunroof. Videographer Bruce Aldrich and I take a look and the luxurious Audi.
The Pontiac, G8 is the first full-size, rear-wheel drive sedan from Pontiac since the 1986 Bonneville. The G8 replaces the Bonneville, which ended production with its 2005 model and the Grand Prix, which will cease its tenure with the 2008 model. Pontiac also has a hopeful third market share responsibility for the G8, since it also replaces the V8-powered GTO coupe, which was discontinued in 2006. Videographer Bruce Aldrich and I take a look at the new power brokers from Pontiac.
A crossover is an
automobile with a sports utility vehicle appearance but built upon a
more economical and fuel-efficient unibody construction.
Ford debuted a smaller, less expensive alternative to The Explorer, its vastly popular sports utility vehicle, in 2001. In North America, it was called The Escape and in Europe it was called The Maverick.
The Mercedes Benz CLK63 AMG features a 6.2-liter V8 with a 481 horsepower, seven-speed automatic transmission. It's available in Coupé and Cabriolet.
