Coming back for the year 2011 are the General Motor’s lineup’s Regal nameplate and its midsize sedan. It’s going to be part of the 2011 Buick Regal lineup again. You’ll notice that the designs in the 2011 version will have some similarities with the European-market Opel Insignia.

Reports on the 2011 Buick Enclave evaluations show that not much has changed. This premium-midsized SUV maintains it design resembling a cross between the designs of the GMC Acadia and the Chevrolet Traverse.

The Italian car maker will be present at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show with updated versions of their current lineup including the MiTo and Giulietta, and a very special car.

The Fun-Vii is Toyota’s main highlight at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show. And that’s strange because it really isn’t a car!

Since its freshening in 2010, the 2011 Acura MDX generally remains unchanged. The premium midsized, all-wheel drive SUV can seat up to 7 passengers.

No Italian motor show would be complete without the most charismatic car maker of them all, Alfa Romeo.

Since 1956 German armed forces have been using Mercedes Unimog as the official logistics car. There’s tens of thousands of Unimogs currently at service.

The new and totally revamped Volkswagen Passat made its public debut at the 201 Paris Motor Show, and is now ready for the market launch.

Although you might think that the 2005-2007 Cadillac CTS models should have been scraped by now, but GM is actually worried about their safety! They issued a recall after NHTSA confirmed a defect in the front seat’s airbag sensor which can flex around a lot and go bust.

While we are moving about, we very often come across vehicles revealing a number of incompatible matches of upgraded parts. These not only ruin the grace of the car but also pose an absurd outlook — a reflection on the owner’s taste.