Ford's flagship sedan brings the tight handling traits of a European touring car and a generous passenger compartment with seats for five plus luxury gear. Read More »

Ford's sub-compact series splits into four formats as a four-door sedan, five-door station wagon, and hatchbacks in three-door and five-door configurations. Read More »

The body of Magnum takes the shape of a station wagon, although the beltline is high with a long roof tapering at the rear and squeezing windows to narrow proportions. Read More »

Dodge takes the Magnum sport tourer and transforms it into a high-performance machine for 2006 dubbed SRT8. Read More »

Stratus the four-door sedan for 2006 divides into two trims -- SXT and R/T. Read More »

Excessively long at the prow and slinky low for a two-seat cockpit with a raucous ten-cylinder engine exerting overwhelming muscle from a herd of horses, the SRT10 Viper from Dodge is America's most powerful sports car. Read More »

The ragtop derivative of PT Cruiser looks like the lid of a conventional Cruiser was pried off and a shapely roll bar added to arch across the 2+2 cockpit like the curvy handle of a basket. Read More »

The wild five-door wagon from Chrysler appears in four versions for 2006 with two powertrain choices. Models include the base PT Cruiser, Cruiser Touring, Limited and GT. Read More »

The initials of SRT -- signifying "Street and Racing Technology" "“ mark high-performance vehicles for Chrysler, while the digit tacked at the tail indicates the number of cylinders in the engine. Read More »

Largest SUV on Chevy's lot is the super-size Suburban that stretches 18 feet long and spreads more than six feet wide across the beam. Read More »