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Description:
2004
Auto Show Spectacular
Lexus is building a new hybrid luxury SUV. Ferrari has a new exotic. Ford's Mustang is reborn - as is Chevrolet's
Corvette. Honda built a truck, and there's a convertible Crossfire from Chrysler. Even Nissan has redone the
Pathfinder - with three rows.
And that's
just the start.
If you're shopping for a car, this is your chance to take a close look at the newest vehicles. If you're an enthusiast, you'll get to see the world's most exotic and popular vehicles first hand. We bring it all to you with up-to-date coverage, straight from the show floor...
Headlines
From Cobalt to Crossfire, here's a listing of the top Show
headlines...
First Dance
A listing of the latest new vehicles...
Chevrolet Cobalt
What's a premium small car, anyway?...
Porsche Carrera GT
In case 200 mph isn't fast enough...
Prius and F-150
2004 North American Car and Truck of the Year...
Honda SUT
Cool dads wear SUTS...
Toyota FTX
It's big, bold and blue..
Ford
Here come the cars...
Chrysler 300C
The way American cars used to be built...
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Find the perfect car at the right price.
Fuel
Economy Guide
Buy a fuel efficient, low polluting vehicle.
Personal Vehicle Report
Prices, Photos, specs, ratings,
comparisons on the vehicle of your choice.
Category Guides
From convertibles to SUVs, a comparison of all
current vehicles.
Show Spotlight
Hottest New Car: The 2005 Ford Mustang
1968 never looked better than in 2004 -
let's go for a ride!
Most Patriotic:
The 2005 Chevrolet Corvette
Fifty years of Yankee Doodle
Dandies...
More Fun than a Miata:
2006 Pontiac Solstice
A sharply designed, two-seat roadster
for around $20,000? Awesome. With looks and interior quality that matches almost any roadster on the road
- and captures the imagination like nothing else on the show floor? From
Pontiac?
Show Features
Los Angeles Auto Show
No one knows cars better than Angelenos. Check out the
latest highlights from the LA Auto Show...
Detroit Auto Show
It's cold outside, but inside the show floor is on fire with more than 60 new and redesigned vehicles. From Aston Martin to Volvo, check out the Motor City Show 'Mo...
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on a regular basis...
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Ten
Research our most popular vehicles.
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Values
Find out how much you'll likely get.
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Vehicles
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