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BMW 3-series
The new 3-series debuts in New York. Supposed to be safer, faster, and more comfortable. 0-to-60 in 5.6 seconds. Two-stage brakelights, intelligent airbags, and run-flat tires come standard. iDrive is optional. |
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Dodge Charger SRT8
The Charger is truly back now. The SRT8 is powered by a 6.1L V-8 with 425 bhp. Five-speed manu-matic transmission. 0-to-60 in five seconds. Not a muscle car but a sports sedan. At least Dodge is getting back to what it does best. |
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Ford Shelby Cobra GT500
Possibly a preview of an SVT Mustang. This concept is planned to be a Corvette-fighter with a similar power-to-weight ratio. Price expected under $40,000 US. To be powered by a supercharged V-8 with 450 bhp. |
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Jaguar Super V8 Portfolio
Heavily inspired by Jag's "Concept Eight." Long list of high tech, luxury options. Six-speed automatic tranny is coupled to a 400 hp supercharged V-8. Expect it out for 2006. |
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Land Rover Range Rover Sport
Aimed after the Porsche Cayenne SUV. Has a supercharged 390 hp Jaguar V-8. Features the new Dynamic Response suspension. Senses cornering force and optimizes body control and handling. On sale in the summer of 2005. |
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Mazda MX-5 3rd Generation Limited
Mazda debuts it 3rd generation limited MX-5 roadster in New York. Same engine as 3rd Gen. Features special badge, silver trim on windshield, and front air intake, and 17" alloy wheels. Features limited-exclusive Velocity Red Mica paint (pictured.) |
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX
The ninth generation Lancer. The Evo IX features tweaks to the front and rear bumpers. The front has new openings to aid the intercooler. The rear spoiler has an optional Gurney flap to add downforce. The engine has been tweaked to 286 hp. Expected to start at $29,000. |