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We really haven’t heard much from Volvo lately. The Swedish automaker that didn’t go bankrupt has been pretty quiet, even when the Chinese took over. Still, they’ve been busy enough to release this vehicle in Detroit, the Concept XC Coupe.

The SRT Viper in a stunning Stryker Green shade has made its debut at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.

With the official debut of the Chrysler 200, the American automaker is rethinking its approach to the midsized segment, focusing on attractive styling and new technology to catch the eyes of new car buyers.

Aiming to build on the success its luxury sedan already enjoys, Hyundai’s Genesis luxury sedan will graduate to a second generation for the 2015 model year.

There isn’t much about Kia’s latest concept car that doesn’t suggest that the company is about to get serious about offering a sports car.

BMW is trying to elevate the premium sub-compact segment, and its brand-new 2 Series promises to deliver an unparalleled driving experience. Two versions of this exciting new car were on display in-the-steel here at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.

Mercedes can’t stop talking about its new 2.0-liter turbocharged AMG engine and it’s hard to blame them.

Despite the rising cost of fuel and growing concerns about the environment, performance cars are not dead, not yet at least. Catering to true enthusiasts, BMW just fired a double-barrel salvo at the market with its hot new M3 sedan and M4 coupe.