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Jun
Rumors are flying that another Toyota model, the Toyota Mark X, may be coming out this October. The Toyota Mark X is a rear wheel drive model that is said to be powered by a 2.5 and 3.5 liter V6 engine. They are expected to come out with an automatic transmission complement.
The outgoing model is offered with a 211HP 2.5 liter GR V6 or a 253HP 3.0 liter V6.
(Source) iCars
Tags: automatic transmission, complement, drive model, liter, rear wheel drive, Toyota, toyota mark x, wheel5
Apr
Feast your eyes on the latest truck that joins the growing list of hybrid vehicles today. The latest addition is the 2009 GMC Yukon Denali Hybrid.
Not to be left out, baby brother GMC is getting in on the high-luxe hybrid game. Hence the GMC Yukon Denali Hybrid, which adds a whole raft of mega-luxe features to the 2009 GMC Yukon Hybrid that now seems inexcusably plain and primitive. Or, looked at another way, adds hybrid gear to the 2009 GM Yukon Denali (sans hybrid).
What’s all this going to run you? A mere $59,185 for the two-wheel-driver—or $62,030 for the four-by-four—before you start ticking your own set of options boxes. Certain buyers will be able to claim a tax credit of up to $2,200. And you nail the fuel economy, with 21 mpg city / 22 mpg highway for the two-wheel-drive model—far better than the standard Yukon Denali Hybrid, by the way, which delivers a mere 12 city / 19 highway.
(Source) Car Connection
Tags: drive model, fuel economy, GM, GMC, gmc yukon, gmc yukon denali, hybrid game, hybrid vehicles18
Mar
The deal doesn’t get any better than this. The 2010 Lincoln MKZ offers customers more standard luxury and segment-exclusive safety features for their money, with a starting price of $34,965, including destination and delivery.
Compared with other midsize luxury sedans – such as the Lexus ES350 and Cadillac CTS – the MKZ comes with more standard luxury features, such as Bridge of Weir leather seats, genuine wood trim, heated and cooled front seats, the popular SYNC entertainment and connectivity system, a reverse sensing system and driver multi-adjustable power seat.
The 2010 Lincoln MKZ also has features not offered by competitors in this segment, such as the all-new Blind Spot Information System (BLIS(TM)) with Cross Traffic Alert (CTA).
The front-wheel-drive MKZ has a base price of $34,965, and the all-wheel drive model is available for a base price of $36,855. Pricing on both models includes destination and delivery.
(Source) Press
Tags: base price, blind spot, bridge of weir, bridge of weir leather, cadillac cts, drive model, genuine wood, leather seats, Lexus, lexus es350, lincoln mkz, luxury features, luxury sedans, power seat, reverse sensing system, safety features