Honda's mid-size sedan and coupe debuted last year with slick new exterior styling, new powertrains aboard and expanded cabins with more room for riders and more standard equipment. Read More »

The compact-class Civic four-door sedan and two-door notchback coupe from Honda show new body styling with reshaped front and rear bumpers plus a new hood, headlights and front grille. Read More »

Here's a new twist to the four-door confines of a sedan -- a version of the new Malibu comes with the wheelbase extended and a hatchback-style door added at the tail. Read More »

Chevrolet's compact, continuing with three trims for a two-door coupe and four-door sedan, gains an optional CD deck capable of playing MP3 files. Also optional are seat-mounted torso air bags for the driver and front-seat passenger. Read More »

What can you say about a svelte two-seat sports car that runs to 40 mph in only the first of six forward gears, packs hardware to control suspension, traction and brakes, and tops out at well over twice any legal highway speed? Only one word comes to mind -- Corvette. Read More »

A new itsy-bitsy economy car is heading to Chevrolet, arriving later in the model-year in formats of a four-door sedan and five-door hatchback. Read More »

Ford's super sport utility vehicle starts with the chassis of a super-size F-250 Super Duty work truck, which contains the Super-Duty mechanical systems and pulls from one of three Super-Duty engines. Read More »

Ford's full-size sport utility vehicle for 2004 appears in trims of XLS, XLT, new XLT Sport, the off-road NBX series and deluxe Eddie Bauer. Read More »

Riding on Ranger's chassis but toting the body of an Explorer wagon, Ford's unique Sport Trac works as both truck and wagon. Read More »

Ford's wildly successful wagon for the mid-size sport utility vehicle class puts a fold-flat seat in the third row for seven-person capacity of all editions in 2004. Read More »