​            With a major shift away from trucks this year, it seem that it may be a bad time to release a new model.  Of course no one knew that the economy would collapse, so some companies just went on to releasing their new models.  With new features and even some new differentiations of trucks, the truck market has really seen some changes this year.  From the addition of SUV based 

​            With a shrinking SUV market on the way, it seems that everyone is scaling back on their new, big models.  From trucks to SUV’s, the large segment is poised to become a little bit smaller.  And now that GM is considering scrapping the Hummer brand, if no one is interested in it, it seems that day of the large is about to turn into the day of the new niche 

​            From once there was one, now there is two.  At one time there was only one mid-size SUV market, and now there is two.  Because of the demand for SUV’s over the last decade, the market has been expanding at a tremendous rate.  

​            With more and more car based SUV’s coming to the market, its no wonder why the Mid-Sized SUV market is vastly expanding.  Even with high fuel prices, consumers still want SUV’s, even in the European markets.  But what does all this mean.  It means that consumers still want to be part of dying craze.  Of course 

​            Well its no wonder why so many companies are changing their designs, or trying to get into the small SUV market.  Its still one of the fastest growing segments.  With a downturn in large SUV sales, the small SUV market seems to picking up.  Could it be that consumers 

​            When you look at how markets can expand and contract, the van market is a perfect example of it.  Considering that just over ten years ago, the minivan market was one of the biggest segments out there, it’s hard to believe that nearly anyone has noticed how small it is today.  With a huge shift from full-sized vans and 

​        With an increase in crossover sales, it was a wonder when the luxury marks were going to get involved.  Well it seems that 2008 was the year to mark the take off of luxury crossovers.  Although there are many more to come within the next year, AutoLooks felt it would be fitting to talk about this new and emerging market.  

​      With a big switch from SUV’s to more fuel efficient car based vehicles, its no wonder why there is now a scramble at companies to create the next crossover.  This market has been around since the 1950’s with the introduction of the Ford Ranchero.  Since then we have never really seen many other half breed 

​       Supercars, Exotics, whatever you call them, all anyone knows is that they are the most desirable cars in the world.  From exclusive manufactures, which make them mostly by hand, these cars are the most wanted cars in the world.  Built in limited numbers, and having long lists of consumers willing to pay top dollar makes these cars worth their weight in 

​            Even after thirty years of no real Muscle Cars, the market has finally made its return.  Although the return happened a couple of years ago, with the introduction of the new Mustang, this year really marks the re-introduction of a new muscle car era.  With Dodge and Chevrolet adding to the craze, it’s a wonder why it took so long for a