The Cadillac CT6 is finally making its official debut at the 2015 New York Auto Show as the flagship model in the luxury brand's lineup. The lightweight, aluminum-intensive sedan offers three engines, rear- or all-wheel drive and a host of opulent equipment inside to lure buyers.
Subaru is doing something very interesting with the BRZ at the New York Auto Show, as a clandestine photo from the yet-to-open show floor makes clear.
Jaguar has trimmed up to 265 lbs of fat, slashed the sprint to 60 and is promising an improvement in fuel economy for its new XF. Oh, and it's gorgeous, too.
The launch film for the Wraith was admitted into the National Archive of the British Film Institute, prompting Rolls-Royce to put out this special edition at the 2015 New York Auto Show.
Did you want a Golf with all-wheel drive but not the high-performance, high-priced Golf R? Volkswagen brings good news with the confirmation that the Alltrack wagon is coming to America sometime next year.
Volkswagen showcases four special conceptual takes on the Beetle at the 2015 New York Auto Show: the R-Line and Pink Color Edition hatchbacks and the Wave and Denim edition convertibles. If enough people like them, it could put any or all of them in showrooms in the near future.
You're looking at the 2016 Cadillac CT6, aided by the almost inevitable internet-aided leak, ahead of its debut at the New York Auto Show this week.
The revised 2016 GMC Terrain gets a face with more character, a new trim lineup, more interior options, and additional safety features lower down the range.
German rivals beware: McLaren is officially gunning for you with the launch of the 570S at the 2015 New York Auto Show, the first new model in Woking's long-awaited and highly anticipated Sports Series.
Toyota unveils its Toyota Safety System and Lexus Safety System+, both centered around autonomous-braking capability, aimed at bringing advanced driver safety and convenience features way down in price.
Lincoln is making big news in New York this week with the introduction of the Continental Concept. But this is more than just a concept – it previews a new, fullsize sedan that will go into production next year.
Land Rover has unveiled the successor to the ultra-luxurious Autobiography Black, with the new SVAutobiography, a $200K, two-toned behemoth.
Showgoers at the 2015 New York Auto Show will get a treat from Aston Martin, as the company is bringing its Geneva stunner, the Vulcan, to the Javits Center.
The 2016 Buick Enclave Tuscan Edition wears some bronze accents on the grille and wheels in an apparent attempt to celebrate the beautiful Italian region.
Mazda pledges to bring a new Club Edition of its MX-5 Miata roadster to the New York Auto Show next week. The name sounds promising, but the Japanese automaker isn't saying much about what we should expect.
Infiniti is set to reveal a new version of its QX50 crossover at the New York Auto Show next week, riding higher on a longer wheelbase and with fresh styling.
Kia is set to present its all-new Optima sedan at the 2015 New York Auto Show next month, but before it does, the Korean automaker is offering this sneak peek at the next-generation production model.
Some vaporware supercars you hope will make it against all odds to production. This isn't really one of them. Cast your eyes, if you dare, on the LM2 Streamliner from New York City-based Lyons Motor Car Limited.
Toyota isn't letting much info out with its tease of the RAV4 Hybrid, but the greener CUV debuts soon at the New York Auto Show on April 2.
For those that find that swoopy look of the GLE-Class Coupe too polarizing, Mercedes is now unveiling the more traditional standard GLE-Class. It will offer all of the same luxury and a huge number of powertrain options, and is set to debut at the New York Auto Show.
