Coming to a Car Dealer Near You
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Coming to a Car Dealer Near You!
Exciting New Models Hitting the Roads
The latest 2006 cars have just hit the showrooms, but anticipation is already building for upcoming models set to launch in 2007 and beyond. These future vehicles boast stunning designs and cutting-edge engineering. Let's explore some of the exciting cars you'll soon see on North American highways.
Hyundai Equus
Imagine a V8 Hyundai! The Equus, already popular in Korea, might debut in North America as a 2008 model. Larger than the Sonata, this rear-wheel-drive sedan will feature luxurious wood, leather, and the latest tech gadgets.
Saturn Outlook
Saturn is undergoing changes after GM phased out Oldsmobile. The brand will introduce its first big crossover, the 8-passenger Outlook, as a 2007 model. Expect standard V6 power, with an optional V8?"the first for Saturn.
Ford Edge
Meet the Ford Edge, a crossover vehicle blending SUV elements. Based on the Ford Fusion platform, borrowed from the Mazda 6, the Edge fits between the Escape and the Explorer. It's Ford's response to car-based movers like the Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander.
Volvo C30
Yes, a subcompact Volvo is on its way! The C30 is a sleek, three-door hatchback coupe, about eight inches shorter than the S40. It runs on a small inline-four engine and might be Volvo's first model with an optional hybrid engine, debuting in 2007.
Chevrolet Sport Wagon
GM's acquisition of Daewoo brings exciting developments like the 2008 Sport Wagon. A collaboration between Daewoo and Chevrolet, this five-seat crossover will share parts with the larger Equinox. Designed as a global car, it may don Daewoo, Chevrolet, Suzuki, and Opel badges.
Excited yet? If not, countless other models and concept cars are in the works, showcased at auto shows near you. Stay tuned?"big changes are on the horizon!
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