New York Auto Show 2011

After enjoying a healthy lead with Sync, Ford may finally have to watch its back. GM officially debuted MyLink and IntelliLink at the 2011 New York International Auto Show, and its new smartphone-integrated infotainment platform could be a game changer for the industry. more

At well over one hundred years old, the New York auto show is one of the longest running exhibitions of new and concept cars in the world. For 2011, the show features many new models with a focus on efficient engines, and a few tantalizing concepts. more

We take yet another look at the LF-Gh, a concept car that offers a glimpse into the future of Lexus design. more

Kia launched the latest version of its Rio subcompact car at the New York auto show. The new car uses modern efficiency technologies, such as direct injection and idle stop, to get 40 mpg on the highway. more

Hyundai has done an excellent job redesigning its lineup, offering the new Sonata and Elantra, but now it's time for Hyundai to give its smallest, cheapest car some attention. The Accent, which bases at $12,445, gets a makeover. more

Mercedes-Benz has never marketed its compact A-class car in the U.S., but it used the New York auto show to debut this new A-class concept. This move seems to indicate Mercedes-Benz's interest in bringing the next generation of its A-class to the U.S. more

After making a stop at the Shanghai auto show, the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu shows up at the New York auto show with a high-efficiency variant in tow. more

BMW unveiled its production version of the ActiveE electric vehicle at the 2011 New York International Auto Show. The carmaker plans to ship 700 EVs to the U.S. for long-term customer testing this fall. Priced at $499 per month with a $2,250 down payment for a 24-month lease, the BMW ActiveE is one of the more affordable BMWs on the market. The trade-off, of course, is its limited range. more

Subaru's Impreza gets a new look for the 2012 model year. Hopefully, eventual WRX and STI variants will add some spice to the new bland design. more