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Based on the Honda Civic, the ILX is Acura’s rival to the Audi A3. Sales of 40,000 cars a year are targeted, but it won’t be coming to Europe.
On BMW’s stand at the New York show was the convertible M6, which hits UK showrooms in September. Sharing the M5’s twin-turbo V8, the M6 serves up 552bhp at a cost of £98,995.
The entry-level BMW X1 SUV has undergone a mild facelift, with revised front and rear bumpers and a new interior centre console. The updated X1 enters the North American market for the first time and will go on sale in the UK in May.
An updated version of the Cadillac SRX luxury crossover features a few minor styling tweaks and a new infotainment system. However, it’s not expected to be coming to the European market.
Chevrolet showed off its new, more upmarket Impala, which is based on the Vauxhall Insignia platform. Boasting HID daytime running lights and Impala iconography on its C-pillars, Chevrolet says the new car is its quietest ever full-size saloon.
The front-end styling of the 2013 Chevrolet Traverse showcases the new family appearance for all Chevrolet crossovers.
The new Viper is lighter and stiffer, thanks to carbonfibre bodywork and a completely reengineered chassis. It’s also more powerful than ever, boasting 631bhp and 600lb ft of torque. New materials lend it a plusher interior, too.
Fisker’s four-door, £40k electric rival to the BMW 5-Series is expected to go into production towards the end of next year. A convertible version is planned, and it may also be made in right-hand drive guise.
The all-new Santa Fe offers greater interior space and improved refinement than its predecessor. It reaches UK showrooms in autumn, with prices expected to start at around £25k.
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