Articles tagged with: Audi
Toyota’s luxury brand should return to pre-earthquake levels
Luxury Sales
Lexus sales fell in 2011 so much so that BMW and Mercedes-Benz finished 1-2 in the U.S. luxury market. Lexus has been the leading luxury make …
Detroit auto show rolls out the new iron.
Make no mistake about it: Detroit’s auto show is second to none, especially when it comes to all of the hot new products unveiled. Two days of press …
By Harrison Card
Premium model is Buick’ smallest sedan.
Buick, like every other classic American brand, used to pride itself on the luxury of hugeness. Times have changed and Buick sees the need to offer more small …
Cadillac puts the ATS on the ring.
We’re less than one year away from seeing Cadillac’s next model take to the street, a compact sedan that will slot below the CTS and compete against the BMW …
By Harrison Card
Cadillac continues its attempt to become more European-like with its upcoming compact sedan, the ATS. As with Lincoln, Cadillac gave up naming its cars a few years ago and instead decided to use …
Of all of the auto trends we’ve been observing in the past year, U.S. auto sales have offered one constant: they’re trending upward and they’re doing so at a clip that confirms we’re entering a …
All sectors of the auto industry are on the rise and the German manufacturers are among the many companies benefiting from an improved 2010. In the U.S. market only Toyota and Suzuki experienced flat or …
BMW and Mercedes are fighting with Lexus for luxury brand honors in 2010, but a few years down the road each make may find Audi close enough to dispose of the top sellers. That’s because …
As expected, October 2010 U.S. auto sales were up over October 2009, but down slightly from September 2010. Chrysler, Hyundai, Ford, Honda, Kia and Nissan were among the big winners. Toyota, still reeling from its …
By Sarah Danielson
Television is famous for setting the standard for unthinkable automotive technology, but will Herbie and Knightrider be available for purchase soon? Well, no, but Stanley, Junior, Boss, and Shelley just might be within …
Hundreds of millions of dollars of advertising money have been pulled off of the table over the past few months as automakers cut back on spending. Newspapers, magazines, radio stations, television outlets even online publications …
Automakers are cutting back like crazy, anticipating that the next year will be an especially tough one following a disastrous 2008. GM will be low key at the North American International Auto Show next month …
