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25 Cars Worth Waiting For: 2015–2018
Our guide to the 25 most compelling vehicles coming to market over the next four years.
The eagerly awaited bazooka version of the third-generation Cadillac CTS designed to fight for America’s honor against its European competitors.
Unfortunately, this time around, there won’t be a station wagon or a
coupe—or a manual option. That’s a crime, but the automatic sedan is
what sells
2015 Chrysler 200: Amid All the Buzzwords, Real Buzz
Chrysler's new mid-sizer is among our 25 Cars Worth Waiting For from 2015–2018.
Chrysler uses a pile of buzzwords to describe the all-new 200: “iconic,”
“industry first,” etc. It’s as if the Chrysler folks thought they were
speaking at TED and not the Detroit auto show. Normally, the car media
scoffs at such hyperbole, but buried in all the thought leadership,
paradigm shifts, and needle moving lurks something long absent in the
company’s mid-size sedan portfolio: bravado. Or, at least, what passes
for bravado when you’re launching a Camry competitor with a base price of just $22,695.
