The Russian Yo-Auto's concept has doors that slide through the body of the vehicle.

Born in '69. The Radar Gun Came Shortly After. After 40 years of living the life of a legend, the Mustang Boss® 302 returns lean and mean.

Its refinement and responsive driving characteristics bring a quiet confidence to the next generation of Chevrolet Malibu. And joining the Malibu family for the first time ever, the 2013 Malibu Eco will offer up to 38 MPG highway - that's better than Toyota Camry Hybrid.

The new Focus Electric runs exclusively on electricity stored in powerful, state-of-the-art batteries, which means it never needs a drop of gas. It comes with a unique instrument panel that helps you closely monitor your energy consumption when you drive, to make sure you get the most miles, and fun, out of every charge.

2013 ZL1 Camaro coming with aluminum hood with carbon fiber inserts – and downforce-inducing aerodynamics help Camaro ZL1 wring the full effects from its 6.2L supercharged V8.

Toyota has presented the FT-CH concept, a compact hybrid vehicle created by the company’s European Design Center that combines a design targeted to young customers with technologies that will be introduced in the market from 2012.

The President and CEO had this to say about the all-new 2012 Grand Cherokee SRT8; “…the Grand Cherokee SRT8 is the ultimate performance SUV, delivering a combination of Jeep capability and utility, world-class performance, luxury and refinement, advanced innovative technology… Jeep vehicles have long been known for their off-road capability."

New Fiat Freemont built on the base of the Dodge Journey, is the first Fiat vehicle to come out of the partnership with the Chrysler Group. It will be produced in the Mexican plant of Toluca, where the 500 is produced for the US market.

A-BAT - modern versatility in a compact pickup. The A-BAT offers customers the versatility of hauling a standard 4x8 sheet of plywood one day, then taking a family on a camping trip the next. It features a four-foot bed with more flexibility than the standard pickup truck.

The CR-Z is based off the Insight, which isn’t exactly a promising start as far as sportiness is concerned. Honda assures us this wasn’t just a copy-cut-paste job: the wheelbase is 4.5 inches shorter than the bread and butter hybrid, and the car itself is shorter by some 8 inches and also considerably wider and lower.