Completing the vision of the of earlier debuted G concept, Infiniti recently rolled out the redesigned 2007 G35 Sedan at the New York Auto Show. The sedan and the coupe (to come in Spring 2007) both share traits with the coupe concept released back in January. The new G35 Sedan will maintain the DOHC 3.5 liter V6 as its powerplant, however, it now bolsters over 300 hp (a welcomed increase). Transmission options are a close-ratio 6-speed and an exciting paddle-shifted five-speed automatic. Rear wheel drive comes standard, but if a need for more footing exists, the option for all-wheel drive exists.

Road warriors will have a new hunter to watch for on the roadways in France. The next pursuit car is going be a blue French police Subaru Impreza WRX. Peugeot's 306 S16 and Renault's Megan Coupe are going to be replaced by the faster, equally cost-effective Japanese alternative. Subaru has overcome the desire to remain domestic with its decent value and performance, routing French contenders in the contract with the Gendarmerie Nationale.

CNNMoney.com and Edmunds.com have come up with a "Ten Hottest Cars" list, & Toyota dominates, with the Pruis ranked as the hottest car available in the USA today. Also making the list are the RAV4, as well as Toyota-derived Scion & Lexus offerings.

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Riding the trendy wave of being economically and environmentally minded, Fuji Heavy Industries, parent of the Subaru carmaker, is currently seeking a diesel engine to be placed in its flagship model for a 2007 launch in Europe. The diesel engine decision comes shortly after Subaru already reached an agreement with Toyota to gain access to their hybrid technology. "Now that we have this arrangement with Toyota, diesel engine development and production are going to be our priority," Chief Executive Kyoji Takenaka stated. He further added that fuel-efficient diesel engines powering half of Europe's cars were also gaining significant drive in major markets such as the United States and China.

At first glance, you may think that Infiniti's Coupe Concept looks an awful lot like the G35 coupe and you would be right. That is due to the fact that it is the next G35 Coupe slated to be on dealer lots later next year. Of course, the production model will be minus a few of the goodies found on the Coupe Concept. LED headlights, the pop-up flush door handles, or the side-view cameras will most certainly be dropped by production. Other little bits that will likely not see their way into the production model are the full-length glass roof, the speakers integrated into the headrests, and the purple instrument lighting. But the Coupe Concept's paddle shifters are said to be considered for the street going version.

Mitsubishi has two new show cars that debuted at different shows to preview the next Evo X. The new Evo will feature a near 300 horsepower 2.0 liter turbocharged four cylinder engine with an improved all-wheel-drive system and twin-clutch transmission.

Both cars are riding on the new platform that was developed with the help of DaimlerChrysler, and featuring an all-aluminum body.

The all-new Nissan Skyline GT-R was tasked with overcoming its own unparalleled performance and quality craftsmanship. For the first time ever, the Skyline has been designed entirely as its own unique body style, not formulated from a sedan.

Honda has plans for a new NSX model to hit the road, with two prototypes already being tested in Japan. The new model is equipped with the engine in front as opposed to the older NSX having a mid-mounted engine.

500 horsepower and a top speed of 200 MPH? That's right. Toyota's luxury brand Lexus plans to "explore the outer limits of sports car performance" with the LF-A concept. With proportions that emphasize performance, the concept is one of the most capable vehicles to come out of Japan. Toyota says the LF-A is "Theoretically developed to run in tandem with our efforts in Formula One."