Top debuts at the New York auto show
The New York International Auto Show closes its doors tonight after two weeks. Here are four of the most-lauded debuts from the event:
Acura ZDX prototype
A close approximation of the production version, this luxury sport coupe is scheduled to go on sale this fall.
2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Chrysler stuck with its big seller and came out with a nicely redesigned Cherokee that's packed with features.
2010 Kia Forte Koup
Scheduled to go on sale this summer, the Forte was praised for improved style at an affordable price.
2010 Volkswagen GTI
Exterior design changes make the GTI look more aggressive, blending better style with practicality.
--Associated Press, NWautos staff


6 Comments
By Pissed off! on April 23, 2009 4:59 PM
Stop pushing these gas guzzling cars and start promoting and featuring electric cars. This only perpetuates what we here in this country are trying to get away from. If VW and Acura wants someone to peddle their goods, have them do it themselves.
By Pissed Off Too! on April 23, 2009 5:24 PM
This really pisses me off! im so pissed! Those GAS guzzling 4 bangers should be band! how could Acura and VW do this! Gosh this makes me so PISSED!!!! Lets Key Every 4 Cylinder car we can find! These gas guzzlers havent heard the last from me!
By easy tree-hugger on April 23, 2009 10:32 PM
Hey Pissed-off Too, why be such a tree-hugger? Some people actually want to enjoy their jobs to work- and get there in 1/2 the time
By BP on April 24, 2009 7:15 AM
I'm curious what car you drive. Bet it's either a V6 or V8 something. The VW 4 banger is not only fuel efficient but a lot more fun to drive than most cars out there. VW is a green company, recycles, produces the cleanest diesel in America, etc. Do your homework next time BEFORE you post, then you won't look so much like an idiot.
By EL on April 24, 2009 12:35 PM
These aren't gas guzzling cars, and you're sorely mistaken if you think everyone is going to drive an electric car. I think you need to speak for yourself instead of saying that the country is trying to get away from vehicles that use gasoline.
By mcubed on April 27, 2009 12:06 PM
so we are going to fill our landfills with dead batteries and deadly acid for a thousand years instead?