Platform for the 7-Series cradles an aluminum suspension with computerized active roll stabilization. Read More »

The 5-Series of sport sedans shows up in BMW's 2004 line with new designs set on a new platform that represents the fifth generation for mid-size models. Read More »

Compared to the roly-poly roundness of Z3 first-generation issues, the angular styling for Z4 looks edgy and quick. Read More »

The 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Armada is an all-new vehicle for this automaker. Armada, along with the Titan pickup truck, represents Nissan's first foray into the full-size truck and Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) market. Read More »

In the class of mid-size near-luxury sedans, Acura's 3.2TL takes on airs of European cars, although price points seem downright domestic. Read More »

It's fun to drive but has the practical advantage of a four-door format and seats for five in a plush cockpit. Read More »

Acura's price-leader, a compact-class hatchback coupe, emerged in 2002 on Honda's global compact platform as successor to the original coupe, Integra. Read More »

The Acura TL A-SPEC Concept made its debut at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show. This extensively modified TL is a one-of-a-kind built to explore the next level of performance accessory possibilities for Acura's best-selling sedan. Read More »

It's a genuine GT sports coupe, keen in shape and as slick as glass, with two doors on the flanks of a snug 2+2 cockpit and a high-powered engine below the stubby prow pushing all kinds of torque to the big wheels in back. Read More »

The badge on this sedan traces back to 1936, when Buick first identified its products by easy-to-remember names rather than numbers. Read More »