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MECUM AUCTION STARS & STEEL CORVETTE 250 of 250 HOW DID IT DO?!

2007 Lexus LF-A Sports Car Concept

Small surprise?

You might not know Sandro Munari. But do you remember the Lancia Stratos? You will.

There Were Four-Door Porsches Before the Panamera

Before the Panamera came into fruition Porsche had more four-door sportscars than ever. None of them was produced though.

In celebration of Pininfarina - Maserati Birdcage

Chevrolet Silverado HD - 2011 Motor Trend Truck of the Year

2011 Pickup Truck of the Year Announced

Designs From Russia

Dissecting the Lotus Metamorphosis: The Cars

by Jonathon Ramsey on Nov 24th 2010 Lotus ' gave us an in-depth look at both what the company wishes to become and how the cars it builds will drive them there. In our previous installment we looked at the Lotus Group as a whole. Here we'll break down the vehicles Lotus hopes will make it a global success and discuss the two cars that are conspicuously absent from Lotus' next great renaissance. Follow the jump to find out what they are and how Lotus' line-up is set to undergo a massive evolution.

BMW X4

Yet another rumor concerning the crossover segment.

Mazda MX-2

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