2012 Honda Odyssey - Review and Specs

The new cars release has officially taken the cover off the body in which will hit dealerships later this fall. Since you can tell right away,draws much of its design influence from the Odyssey Concept we saw earlier this year. When compared to the current model,the  model has a lower roofline (-1.6 inches), a wider track (+1.4 inches) and overall improved aerodynamics that help increase fuel-economy while adding more interior width. We be familiar with the minivan is first and foremost a functional vehicle  said Art St. Cyr, Chief Engineer of the model . One thing we know and confirmed throughout this development was that minivan customers were unwilling to sacrifice any of their interior space and functionality.

2012 Audi S5 - Review and Specs

The 2012 Audi S5 model retains the best car classic  look and sporty attitude of the 2008 model. The design lines move pleasingly from fore to aft, creating a stylish yet powerful appearance easily one of the most appealing cars on the highway. This car looks aggressive because it is meant to prowl. It’s easy to mistake this mid-sized coupe for a British racing car, especially from the rear. Any other angle shows that it’s all Audi. The new  moment the S5 starts, it’s obviously a V8-but not from Detroit. The deep-throated purr promises power and delivers on that promise with punch to spare at the top end of all the gears. The S5 is geared to perform, not conserve gas. The Audi S5 comes with a 354-hp V8 engine with a six-speed automatic transmission available. It can hit 65 miles per hour in under 5 seconds.. Since the S5’s braking system was designed in an environment where slowing down from 125 mph is commonplace, these brakes are more than up for the challenge of American highway driving. The rear seat will hold two adults comfortably with space for their baggage in the roomy trunk.

2012 Hyundai Veracruz - Review and Price

The 2012 Hyundai Veracruz is hard work cars and comfortable, though not as sporty or stylistically evolved as the newest competition.It's incontrovertibly handsome, if a bit anonymous, but the Veracruz has an interior that's built almost to Lexus standards for feel and look. It's also a spacious place, at least in the front rows; the third row seat's as proportionally small as the Veracruz is to the bigger crossovers with seven seats and so is the space available when all three rows are taken.It's pending some safety scores, and in its fifth year on the market the Veracruz still awaits factory-installed Bluetooth connectivity, a rearview camera option, and any or all of the high-tech features that define the Flex and now other crossovers, like the Dodge Journey and Durango.

2012 Suzuki SX4 – Review and Specs

The new style design of driving and saving a buck is your intention then the illustrious Crossover should be on your mind to think. Such a beautiful SUV with a small body, this beauty will catch anyone's eye. You can drive this beauty in style at a low price. Don't let the price of the car make you a skeptic because this Suzuki rides cunningly. Improving on last year's model was a top priority of the people at Suzuki. To deliver a more satisfying car and to truly put Suzuki on the map was a goal of the Suzuki staff.In the world of crossover SUVs,  definitely holds the title of most affordable option. Throw in topnotch fuel economy, and the SX4 is a very economical choice. Its 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine won't be wowing anyone, but its available all-wheel drive probably will. With a standard 6-speed manual transmission and an optional CVT, the  SX4 boasts a surprising number of options for such an affordable vehicle.The four cylinder engine in the 2011 Suzuki SX4 Crossover produces 143 horsepower and 136 lb-ft of torque.

2012 Nissan Murano Cross Cabriole - Review and Prices

The 2012 Nissan Murano Cross Cabriole is set to unveil a new convertible version of its Murano soft-roader at the Los Angeles auto show in November 2012. The Nissan describes the car, which will be known as the Moreno Cross Cabriolet, as "the world's first all-wheel-drive crossover convertible", which will reportedly blend four-wheel-drive ability with convertible, era, style. A report in industry journal Automotive News claims that the drop-top version of the Merino will be offered as a two-door only, and will be available in the US in early 2012. Nissan North America spokesman Brian Carolina is quoted as saying the Cross Cabriolet is intended to be yet another head-turner for the brand-new.

2012 Honda Civic Sedan - Review and Prices

The 2012  Honda Civic remnants offered in quite a range of power trains and two body styles but no matter which one you pick, the driving experience can be described as perky yet refined. The 140 horsepower, 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine that comes in base DX, mid-level EX, and the best-equipped LX models is no penalty box, even though its acceleration numbers probably don't stand out. It's smooth, quick-revving, and refined, and pairs well with either the five-speed manual or five-speed automatic.


On the highway can be a little too light on center, but when pushed hard the Civic feels like a more sophisticated, more expensive car whereas most other budget-priced small sedans start to show ragged edges. If you're willing to trade a little fuel economy for a lot more horsepower, the Si is a blast; its 2.0-liter four-cylinder makes 197 horsepower and drives the front wheels through a six-speed manual gearbox. This engine delivers a rush of power at the high end of its rev band, if and only if, you're willing to keep it up there.