There were 23 vehicles that showed some improvement in the U.S. But eventually only one was worthy of being crowned the 2010 Car of the Year by Motor Trend. And the lucky car that came out of it all was the new and improved Ford Fusion. Just in case you didn’t know yet, the Ford Fusion practically has one model to suit the motorist’s taste. This includes being an entry level car, hybrid vehicle or a luxury sports car. In short, the flexibility of the Ford Fusion is what makes it perhaps an ideal vehicle to consider buying. So if you want to be safe, take it from the experts. The Ford Fusion is the car to have regardless of what you are looking for in one.

(Source) Market Wire

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Motor Trends has named the Subaru Outback as its choice for 2010 Sports Utility Vehicle of the year, making it two in a row for Subaru of America. The Subaru offers a unique mixture of comfort, efficiency, versatility and value which gained the now of Motor Trend, not to mention its competitive pricing structure which should likewise gain the nod of the avid motorists. The Subaru Outback comes with a choice of 170hp 2.5 liter four cylinder boxer engine or 256-hp 3.6-liter six-cylinder boxer engine as well as increased hip and shoulder room. These highlights go along with an array of safety features make the Subaru Outback stand above the rest of SUVs in the market today. The Subaru Outback retails for $22,995.

(Source) Press

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The 2011 BMW 6 Series is the next car that is up for redesign which may launch in late 2010 as a 2011 model. The sheetmetal of the new 6 Series will, much like that of the redesigned 2009 7 series, be inspired by the 2007’s Concept CS. Although European buyers will be offered diesel versions, U.S. cars will be powered by the twin-turbo V-8 currently in the 7 Series and X6. The engine will drive the rear wheels through the new ZF eight speed automatic transmission.

The new 6-series is may make its debut at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show in September, prior to its 2010 launch. A new M6 is expected to follow in early 2011, though its V-10 could make way for a more aggressively tuned version of the twin-turbo V-8.

(Source) Motor Trend

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