
The BMW 5 Series range has been the mainstay for the company since 1972. Epitomizing the sport sedan, it has always been at the forefront of incorporating latest performance technology with its comfort offering.
Incorporating traces of the years gone by the 2011 Cadillac DTS is a sedan that looks to preserve some American luxury car traits. Vertical taillights and a large egg-crate grille do the trick just fine. If you can ignore these retro styles (or even appreciate them), the DTS does a decent job on the design front.
This year’s model of the 2012 Mercedes-Benz ML 63 AMG, is not an easy one to ignore. It is rated as the second fastest SUV around the world and the most powerful SUV (with the AMG pack installed) to ever come out of any showroom to date. If you aren’t one to be impressed by statistics, you should go for a test drive or do the next best thing – continue reading this review.
Having been in the pipeline for five years, the Maserati Quattroporte doesn’t for one moment leave you wanting anything more in terms of styling. A simplistic elegance in its design is finished off with the beastly looks that Maserati have come to be known for.
What happens when you take a successful formula from a larger car model, repackage it and retune it for a smaller one? In the case of Audi’s lineup, you get a very well-crafted Q5. A smaller version of the Q7 in terms carrying an all-wheel drive wagon from the A4, this model has been designed well.