2009 New York Auto Show

Additional Highlights

• Honda 2009 New York Auto Show Japanese automaker goes to the dogs, introducing the dog-friendly Element concept to North America.
• Hyundai 2009 New York Auto Show The Nuvis concept shows what future models from the Korean automaker will look like and how some will be powered.
• Scion 2009 New York Auto Show The super-small iQ city car from Toyota’s youth-oriented brand could come to the United States — if enough young urban dwellers show an interest.
• German Engineering Rules the World 2009 New York Auto Show Volkswagen’s all-new Golf wins top honors in this year’s World Car of the Year competition in New York, besting 51 other new cars in the process
• Kia 2009 New York Auto Show Where previous Kia models lacked quality and looked uninspired, the appealing Forte Koup will compel many consumers to take a closer look.
• Bentley 2009 New York Auto Show Posh British automaker creates a paradox with the amazing Continental Supersports, its fastest car ever and the first Bentley to run on biofuel.
• Land Rover 2009 New York Auto Show The Brits unveil three updated sport utes with minor exterior and interior changes but major enhancements under the hood, upping power to more than 500 horsepower.
• Maserati 2009 New York Auto Show The most powerful model in this Italian carmaker’s lineup, the GranTurismo S, is about to make the jump over the pond.
• Jeep 2009 New York Auto Show The new Jeep Grand Cherokee will be one of the first make-or-break models in the struggling automaker’s new strategy.
• Ferrari 2009 New York Auto Show The all-new Ferrari 599XX and 599 HGTE make their North American debut in Manhattan, but not at the 2009 New York Auto Show.
• Acura 2009 New York Auto Show Honda's luxury brand claims to have invented an entirely new category of automobiles with its ZDX prototype.
• Mercedes-Benz 2009 New York Auto Show German automaker continues to roll out vehicles equipped with advanced technologies, including two hybrids and the E63 AMG super sedan.