Dodge's compact-size sedan shows up in 2004 trimmed as three different versions -- a base SE, value-packaged SXT and sporty R/T. Read More »

Dodge's new SRT-4 performance sedan, sized in the compact class and fitted with street-legal mechanical gear to run fast and furious. Read More »

The unique Honda coupe looks daring due to its slick shell featuring a prominent nose, windswept windshield, flat side panels with skirts covering rear wheelwells and a rear section that tapers in flanks to a blunt tail. Read More »

Three models mark the full-size Dodge sedan in 2004 -- entry-issue SE, sport-tuned SXT and deluxe ES. Each draws from a different powerplant. Read More »

Riding on a new hydroformed frame and chassis, Durango for 2004 is new from tires to top and packs below the Ram-like stepped hood three choices for powertrains. Read More »

Honda's two-seat sports car is drawn in classic roadster format with a front-mounted engine directing strong power to the two rear wheels. Read More »

Hang on for a wild ride because the G35 romps -- and it's downright addictive to drive. Read More »

Grand Cherokee represents the original sport utility vehicle and traces back decades in Jeep history with innovations like the Quadra-Trac automatic full-time 4WD system from 1973 and the first unibody four-door sport utility vehicle of 1984. Read More »

Trim names change for 2004 editions of the two-door coupe variation of Sebring. The former LX edition becomes simply Sebring, while a former deluxe LXi now uses the tag of Limited to conform with nomenclature for other Chrysler cars. Read More »

The convertible in Chrysler's Sebring series flashes a new face with revamped front fascia, a new grille and fresh wheel points. Read More »