Description: One of the things that we love most here at CarBuzz is auto shows. In a way this is bizarre, since for us a car's main attraction is its dynamics and athleticism, its power and noise, its comfort...Add Comments8
Drake HughesFeb 11, 2012 I'm going next week. Lookin forward to that Lexus LFLC or whatever it is
Andy AranaFeb 10, 2012 Going tomorrow to the show... Free entry?
Michael GallagherFeb 10, 2012 Going tomorrow! Holla!! Free entry! He'll ya
Drew J. KleywegFeb 10, 2012 next weekend cant come soon enough:-(
Drake HughesFeb 10, 2012 Yeah I know it's courtesy of Lamborghini Chicago
Nick BenzFeb 10, 2012 No shit ferrari and lamborghini is produced in italy. They are the faces of italian supercars.
Colin DzendoletFeb 10, 2012 There's no factory presence there, so even though there might be a couple there, they're still absent from the show
Drake HughesFeb 10, 2012 Yes there will be Lamborghini. Lamborghini Chicago gave them a Diablo, Murcielago, Gallardo, and the Aventador
Shaun ConroyFeb 10, 2012 Not saying I like it, but compared to Dodge's of the past 10 years, (Neon, Avenger), this is a huge improvement, even if it is an Alfa underneath.
Mikey JimenezFeb 10, 2012 @Matt, That supra looks awful riced out, don't you think guys?
Jordan SmithFeb 10, 2012 I agree Devin, it does look tacky, but if it was body-colored it'd be much better.
Dillon DixonFeb 10, 2012 Ooooh, carbon fiber on an Eco car! Sounds legit to me!
Devin BabynFeb 10, 2012 You have to admit it doesn't at all fit the style of the car. Just looks tacky on it
Jeremy SiebertFeb 10, 2012 Carbon fiber is light weight. Reducing weight is NEVER a bad thing for performance, and therefore is NOT rice.
Matthew PaulFeb 10, 2012 Functional scoop might be rice but the unnecessary carbon fibre sure as hell is
Shane HeidFeb 10, 2012 Nope dodge dart, mopar baby a carbon fiber hood with an actual cooling vent is not rice
Description: What can we do? We are car lovers, so even windy Chicago in the midst of winter is worth the effort. Chicago was always part mainstream of the American auto industry and in the early 20th century took...Add Comments0
Description: However, a few of them certainly showed up to the first Chicago Show that took place in 1901. In that year Henry Ford established the Henry Ford Company (which later became Cadillac). Two years later ...Add Comments1
Emmanuel IrizarryFeb 10, 2012 *MIND BLOWED* so Cadillac started as ford and now it owned by GM WOW
Zachary SindelarFeb 10, 2012 In person I didn't like it, it's nose sticks out way to far and resembles a Charger slightly and I think the SRT 8 did better.
Kevin RehbockFeb 11, 2012 I want real cars in NASCAR too, not generic spec bodies with stickers plastered all over them saying it's a Camaro or Mustang.
CAP AMRFeb 10, 2012 America Eff Yeah, errrr wait its built by Americans in America. Im failing to see a problem here. Google where most of the Big Three cars are actually made and you'll learn "country loyalty" isn't what our automotive industry would like you to believe.
Kan WesFeb 10, 2012 Tony so I guess that the American companies that do business overseas and don't bring the money back to not pay taxes is the American way?
Shaylen Kumar PatelFeb 10, 2012 @dan you should probably do some research on what cars are made in America. Pretty sure most hondas toyotas even hyundais in the USA are built in the USA.
Brad WoodFeb 10, 2012 "the money goes overseas" is a rediculeous statement. The money (that's "profit", should there be any) goes to where the next best investment opportunity is to make even more profit. If that is in the USA, then that's where it goes....
Bull DogoneFeb 10, 2012 Hate the redesign. Hoping Lexus doesn't follow this frame/ chassis but they probably will :-(
Dale SchroederFeb 10, 2012 NASCAR rules have always said the car has to be manufactured in America to be entered. Honda, Nissan and even BMW could enter if they wanted because they have manufacturing plants in America that build cars for the North American market.
Zachary SindelarFeb 10, 2012 If it's built in America doesn't that still count? I mean most of the American cars I seen are built in Mexico or other but yet we have them as pace cars. So this car is probably more American than you think.
rockstarTcFeb 10, 2012 sorry redstalion i meant that to colin
rockstarTcFeb 10, 2012 @redstalion actually mine has 325hp now from the turbo but nice try, and im pretty sure my tc couldve beat it if it was still stock anyways. Its a kia why would you put all that stuff on it and waste your money when it already sucks...its pretty much polishing a turd.
Emmanuel IrizarryFeb 10, 2012 Why is there only ONE red segment in the rims?!?
Shaun ConroyFeb 10, 2012 Never in a zillion years would I drive this thing, I would rather take my bike!
redstalionFeb 10, 2012 This is such a cute car. Odd to say Kia had come a long way from the crap they use to have.
Colin DzendoletFeb 10, 2012 hey rockstar, its 250hp, a lot more than your tC
rockstarTcFeb 10, 2012 Thats the ugliest thing ever!! That looks like a total ricer car, all looks no power and the looks are not even that good.
Matthew PaulFeb 10, 2012 If they build it, I will have it
I'm going next week. Lookin forward to that Lexus LFLC or whatever it is
Going tomorrow to the show... Free entry?
Going tomorrow! Holla!! Free entry! He'll ya
next weekend cant come soon enough:-(
Yeah I know it's courtesy of Lamborghini Chicago
No shit ferrari and lamborghini is produced in italy. They are the faces of italian supercars.
There's no factory presence there, so even though there might be a couple there, they're still absent from the show
Yes there will be Lamborghini. Lamborghini Chicago gave them a Diablo, Murcielago, Gallardo, and the Aventador