Roadshow Reviews (SD)
Summary: Hop in the passenger seat and ride along with Roadshow editors as we put each car through its paces, analyzing the tech, the performance and the design to see whether it’s worth your hard-earned money.
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The First VW hybrid car is very different from a Prius
The Lexus ES is the car to get when you're serious about MPG.
Replacing the outgoing RL, Acura released the new RLX at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012. With some new engine choices and two screens inside the cabin, the Acura RLX may be gunning for the top spot in the luxury car market.
Chevrolet gives the Spark a plug-in motor and will also unveil iPhone Siri integration at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012
Following in the footsteps of Mini, Fiat unveils a long version of their popular 500 model vehicles at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012.
Fiat's popular 500 gets an electric motor and some phone app integration. Brian Cooley gives his impressions at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012.
Addressing concerns that its stalwart vehicle might not be at the front of the pack anymore, Honda does a refresh of the popular Civic models with this 2013 Honda Civic, including bringing the interior styling up a notch and some much-needed technology, at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012.
For years, many Audi owners have coveted the German automaker's innovative TDi engines. Starting next spring, Audi announced that select models will have the TDi engine available, including the A8, A7, and Q5.
Continuing with its new i-line model of vehicles, BMW unveils the i3 Coupe Concept, a two-door electric car that just might be the affordable plug-in, all-electric BMW you've been waiting for.
At the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012, Toyota looks to gain the edge on the compact crossover SUV with the newly redesigned 2013 Toyota RAV4.
Continuing with their model redesigns, Porsche unveiled the new Cayman at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012. Sleek and stylish it can also be optioned as a fuel sipper as well.
When you want a techie European, but not the usual German car.
Ever wish your dashboard was just a reflection of your smartphone? At the Los Angeles Auto Show, that day seems nea
Ford's counting on you getting over "cylinder envy" as it does its first three-cylinder engine. CNET's Brian Cooley takes a look under the hood at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2012.
Could this be the most easily adjusted car seat ever?
