​       If there’s one thing everyone knows about the automotive industry is that Mercedes is one of the most influential auto companies out there.  Creating and changing luxury design themes all the time, Mercedes has really defined the way we see luxury cars.  

​      Along with the buyout form its competitor Ferrari and with the re-introduction into North America, Maserati is not showing any signs of slowing down any time soon.  From the introduction of the Cambriocorsa to the Spyder, Maserati has showed no signs that its about to take it easy any time soon.  

​     After having such bad luck in the truck market before it was a big surprise to many that Lincoln would consider building another truck.  But with a newly designed F150 and a higher demand for luxury pickups it was no wonder that Lincoln would answer the call.  

     ​From its beginnings as a primary car for the Lexus line, to being the only full-sized sport sedan offered from Lexus, the GS model sure has come a long way.  

​      New styling and a new image is what Infiniti is all bout today.  Considering the design of the previous M45, I think Infiniti noticed that its new styling was a bit too new for some.  

​      With the expansion of the SUV market and the demand for the H2 model, Hummer has yet decided to expand its model line with another version of the H2.  

​      With so many changes to many other GM models and with the demise of Oldsmobile, it was no wonder that Buick would get some redesigns to its model line.  

​     With its highly extensive reputation as being one of the world’s most prestigious automakers and along with its new owner Volkswagen A.G., Bentley has decided to bring its Arnage model into the 21st century

      Since the arrival of Kia Motors to the North American shores, they have been evolving and changing every year to create a better car.  For this year the company has decided to extend its Spectra model line with the addition of a five-door hatchback.  

​     Since its inception into the Subaru lineup, the Outback has certainly tried to set itself apart from its competition and its own line.  With its higher ride height and more trail ready design features; the Outback has certainly proven its more than just another wagon or just a trail rated Legacy wagon.