Category Archives: Wagon

Filed under: Hybrid, Minivan/Van, Wagon, Europe, Hatchback, Ford, Toyota, Electric Ford dealers have started taking orders for the 2013 Ford C-Max Hybrid, the company announced today. The gas-electric hybrid will arrive later this year with a starting price of $25,995, … Continue reading →

Filed under: Motorsports, Podcasts, Wagon, BMW, Chrysler, Honda, Volkswagen Carroll Shelby’s passing, BMW 3 Series Wagon, Porsche sub-Boxster/Pajun, Google car in public, BMW 2 Series Episode #282 of the Autoblog Podcast is here, and this week, Chris, Dan and Zach … Continue reading →

Filed under: Spy Photos, Wagon, Mercedes-Benz, Luxury There can be no argument that the Mercedes-Benz E-Class is a handsome sedan, but some changes are underway to make the 2013 model more striking. Our spy shooters caught this wagon, which despite … Continue reading →

Filed under: Wagon, BMW, Luxury The wagon is not dead! BMW has unveiled the latest 3 Series Sports Wagon and announced that it will again be available to U.S. customers. The new long-roof 3 goes on sale in Europe later … Continue reading →

Filed under: Spy Photos, Wagon, Mercedes-Benz, Luxury Last time we saw the non-AMG skin of the Mercedes-Benz CLS Shooting Brake it was bathed in red paint and caked in Arctic snow and grime. Warmer times have brought new shots of … Continue reading →

Filed under: Sedan, Performance, Wagon, Europe, Volkswagen Few automakers can produce the kind of sports sedans that the Germans do. And for most of the country’s automakers, those performance vehicles can be recognized by one letter (or a combination of … Continue reading →

Filed under: Aftermarket, Wagon, Europe, Hatchback, Volvo The emergence of the V40 is arguably the biggest news to come out of Volvo since Ford sold it to Geely. Just as with any new car – European hatchbacks especially – the … Continue reading →

Filed under: Budget, Wagon, Hatchback, Scion Scion has long been labeled as a “youth brand,” so perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised to read word of parent Toyota turning over the marque’s aging nameplates so quickly. According to Ward’s Auto, Scion … Continue reading →

Filed under: Wagon, Hatchback, Mini, Luxury Britain is not without its automakers, even if they are all foreign-owned, but Mini certainly ranks among the most quintessentially British of them all. Parent company BMW has cashed in on this with a … Continue reading →

Filed under: Wagon, Rumormill, MISC Anything Ferrari can do, McLaren can do better. At least that’s what the boys in Woking seem to believe. After all, McLaren has trounced Ferrari around the Formula One circuit for the past several years … Continue reading →