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Mercedes-Benz to introduce fully turbocharged lineup by 2010 {Autoblog}
Jul 17th 2008 1:29PM WOW! M-B, BMW and Audi are seeing turbos as the future, only 30 years after SAAB did...
Subaru Exiga: Up close and personal {Autoblog}
Jun 25th 2008 12:08PM I quite like it and would consider it over the Tribecca! I am also a 2004 Forester owner in need of a replacement soon...
First Drive: Saab Turbo X {Autoblog}
May 23rd 2008 4:15PM I am on my third SAAB, a 93 9000 CDE turbo, an 03 9-3 SS and an 07 60th anniversary 9-3 convertible. My 9-3's have been VERY reliable. So much so was my first 9-3 that I barely considered anything else for it replacement but another SAAB. My 03 needed a sunroof sensor, a headlight, a battery and the keys being re-coded in 48,000. My new one at 17,000 has been faultless. Dealer service in Dallas has been second to none and when the time comes, I will have another!
Chicago '08 Preview: 2009 Mitsubishi Galant gets fresh face {Autoblog}
Feb 1st 2008 4:10PM Did they lift that grill directly off the new Accord???
Officially Official: Mercedes-Benz unveils updated SL {Autoblog}
Jan 31st 2008 1:49PM I miss the classic elegance of the late 80's 560 SL...
Detroit 2008: Kia Borrego arrives at the wrong time {Autoblog}
Jan 14th 2008 12:30PM Nice to see Kia coming out with a new 2002 GMC Envoy...
New year, new bans: Berlin, Hannover and Cologne banning non-catalysed cars {Autoblog Green}
Jan 7th 2008 12:43PM What about classic cars? Will they get an exemtion if they are built before X-date?
LEAKED! Every angle of the upcoming 2009 Kia Borrego SUV {Autoblog}
Nov 28th 2007 1:42PM This Boring-o looks frightening like the GMC Envoy...
More speculation of Triumph return {Autoblog}
Oct 11th 2007 2:17PM Jaguar was never part of BMW's MG Rover. Ford has had them since the mid 80's or so.
Mini was part of MG Rover when it was purchased by BMW, as was Land Rover. Mini was a Rover model. They basically took the Mini name, made a new model, and dumped the rest of the company (Land Rover later than MG Rover.) BMW could have done MG the same way as Mini and dumped Rover. Hell, they could have brought MG over to the States like they had planned and MG Rover would still be in Western hands. They were just afraid an MG based on their new Z4 would bite into it's sales. Stupid logic as a sale of an MG or a Z4 would still be a sale for BMW as a whole. Now, I will never buy ANY BMW product period! Bitter? Maybe, as I have had a 1972 MGB for the last 26 years and would have been a BMW convert with a new MG, but now I am totally happy with SAAB instead.
Turan is most likely correct, it could be easily done in China...
More speculation of Triumph return {Autoblog}
Oct 11th 2007 1:43PM Why do this now? They could have done it with MG instead of dumping it in the garbage like they did. MG is 100 times more recognizable than Triumph ever was. I think they should leave well enough alone and not bring it back. Though it would be nostalgic to have a new Triumph with the reliability of the 7 Series. It would be so fitting!
