The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano is the company's current genuine GT car. Meant to replace the 575 Maranello and launched back in 2006 it is the company's current only two seat coupe with the engine in the front and a proper boot at the back. When you feel like less practicality is important, the Ferrari 599 can show off its...
Chevrolet Colorado is a mid-size pickup truck commercialized by General Motors since 2004, a model offered in two-door and four-door body styles and with a variety of engine choices. As mentioned above, Chevrolet Colorado entered the market in 2004 and is currently built at the Shreveport plant in the U.S. but also at Rayong in Thailand. The entry-level Chevrolet Colorado...
Chevrolet Captiva is a compact SUV built by General Motors in several countries around the world such as Russia, Thailand, Vietnam and South Korea. The current Chevrolet Captiva is based on the S3X concept revealed in 2004 and utilizes the Theta platform also adopted by Opel Antara. In most of the markets, the model is sold as Chevrolet Captive but...
Even though Formula One was established as a World Championship in 1950 the Italians came up with the Ferrari F1 racer that's known as the typo 125 back in 1948 and they have, ever since, taken part in all seasons up to the present. Part of that Ferrari F1 heritage and presence in the World Championship is the enormous amount...
The Ferrari 458 Italia is a mid engined sports car that brought the Prancing Horse logoed company a great deal of respect as it seems to cover just about all of the basis an enthusiast would want from such a vehicle. Thanks to a new design, the Ferrari 458 Italia is considerably better looking than all of its predecessor, thanks...
Chevrolet Cruze is another model from the portfolio of General Motors, a vehicle currently also sold as Holden Cruze or Daewoo Lacetti Premiere in certain countries such as Australia and South Korea. The first generation Chevrolet Cruze was based on Suzuki Swift and entered production in 2001. General Motors announced the Chevrolet Cruze in fall 2001 while the sales started...
The Cadillac Eldorado is undoubtedly a famous model in the U.S. as General Motors produced it for no less than eleven generations. The first generation of the luxury car entered production back in 1953 at the General Motors’ Detroit plant in Michigan as a two-door convertible sharing the C-body platform. The American model measures 5,6 meters in length, 2,0 meters...
The Dodge Caravan is the company's first entry into the minivan sized market and one of Chryslers earliest efforts in the direction of catering to the larger family buyers. It is not that simple though as the Dodge Caravan is related to a slew of other minivans from the parent company's other manufacturers and, more recently, it even welcomed the...
The Dodge Caliber is, probably, one of the most deceitful cars currently available on the market, mostly because of the way it looks and the way those looks tend to be perceived. To the untrained eye, it would appear that the Dodge Caliber is a very modern, big, aggressively styled SUV or Off-road 4x4 machine but to those who pay...
Cadillac Escalade is a luxury SUV produced by General Motors starting 1999, a model which reached its third generation few years ago. The first generation Cadillac Escalade entered production in 1999 sharing the same platform with the GMC Yukon Denali. The American SUV benefited from a 5.7-liter V8 able to deliver 255 horsepower, a unit coupled to a four-speed automatic...
The Dodge Charger is one of the Chrysler Group's most iconic and most tortured cars and it started off great, got an even better facelift and from then on it just went horribly wrong. An iconic B-body style muscle car most of us remember as being the evil car from the Hollywood Blockbuster sensation that is "Bullit" was what the...
Bugatti Veyron is certainly one of the vehicles which require no additional description, the 1001HP supercar being one of the best cars ever produced. Bugatti Automobiles started selling the Veyron in 2005 while five years later a more powerful version, the Veyron Super Sport, entered production and set a new record of speed. The Bugatti Veyron Super Sport managed to...
The Citroen C5 is a large family sedan (with added hatchback and estate version) and that's almost unusual for the French company since it has a rather large lineup of small cars that it generally focuses on. The original Citroen C5 was introduced back in 2001 and it was to pick up where the Xantia left off and in keeping...
For those who consider Citroen's hatchbacks not family friendly enough or a tad small, the French have been making the people carrier-like Citroen C4 Picasso MPV version since 2006. The Citroen Picasso offers up a C4 with increased interior space but there's always the option of the Grand Picasso which although it may share the same platform, there's a lot...
The Chrysler 300, or 300C in certain markets, was Chrysler's effort at entering the game of four door sedans with a serious aim for the European market. This happened while Mercedes (Daimler) was still involved with Chrysler and that is why the 2005-2010 version of the Chrysler 300 rode on the same platform as the W210 Mercede E Class. While...
Bentley Mulsanne is another important model within the range of the Crewe-based manufacturer, the flagship model being introduced into series production in 2010. In terms of dimensions, the British model is 5,5 meters long, 2,2 meters wide and has a kerb weight of 2,600 kilograms. Despite the fact we talk about a heavy vehicle, the 6.7-liter V8 engine manages to...
General Motor's cap in its feather for the sporting department is the everlasting Chevrolet Corvette. The Corvette was the most important step in America's attempt at supplying performance cars that aren't just muscle cars. Or so the story goes because it this hasn't really happened up until a recent period which is around 10 or so years old. The Chevrolet...
The Chevrolet Cobalt is the Bowtie brand's newest effort at winning over the compact car market. It entered production in 2004 to replace the Cavalier and Prizm and it exited production in 2010 to be replaced by the Cruze. Throughout its lifetime the Chevrolet Cobalt has offered a choice between a two door coupe or a four door sedan, ridden...
The Chevrolet Camaro was, and still is, a pony car that GM built in order to fight off Ford's Mustang. Going against the institution of the Ford Mustang is no easy fit and, unless done properly, serious bloodshed occurs. This is why, throughout most of its generations from the start in 1966, the Chevrolet Camaro has been a failure. Even...
The Cadillac STS is a mid-sized luxury sedan and some would even say it had sporting pretentions. These would be the sort of people that go as far as calling the Cadillac STS America's BMW 5 Series. In actuality, it was more of America's Mercedes E Class and the successor to the popular Cadillac Seville, which is partly responsible for...
