328xi Pricelist.
Another really nice car, in need of some trunkwork
The M6 is nice and sleek, but needs a trunklidectomy. Note the the rear window, which also serves as a windbreak.
A reasonable amount of trunkspace for a hideaway convertible top
A rich, colorful interior
Security was present, but not overwhelming.
The S2000 redesign did not do away with the need for a seperate boot cover.
Honda copies BMW's Smurf Blue
Honda Fit.
The Accord , still uncomplicated, but appealing
The Dodge Demon roadster concept
No straight lines. Note the kink in the wheel wells
Big ol' butt, but very sculpted.
A nice, clean interior
Chrysler Nassau concept. Note the typical Chrysler grill.
It's a nice, clean luxury vehicle design, no?
The Viper redesign looks better now.
The wing is a bit much, though.
Porsche's 911 styling, updated again.
Porsche is a perennial favorite.
The Boxster lives on.
The Cayman is essentially a hardtop Boxster.
The Cayman's rear is one of the most appealing syling cues
Cayman Pricing. This one has few options!
Maserati's newest models have really captured the attention of the well-to-do.
The Quattroporte only seems sedate.
The Chrysler Sebring convertible's trunkspace isn't spectacular.
It has the new "classic" Chrysler grill.
I've seen quite a few Solstices (Solstii?) on the road.
The dashboard's a bit dull and flat.