Joseph Kahn said, “This CTS-V still drives, handles, and sounds like a factory Cadillac—until you get into the throttle.”
Cars come and cars go — it’s just the life cycle of vehicle models. As the needs of the driver change and evolve, and the automaker flirts with different offerings, some models just don’t have what it takes to keep up. Here are some of the most notable cars getting the axe after 2015.
For the automotive industry, 2014 was a banner year--and we are excited about what is coming to us in 2015. Now that the hype and excitement of the C7 Corvette Stingray, the sixth generation Mustang, and the Jaguar F-TYPE are behind us, we anxiously await ...
The Lexus SC 400 was ahead of time when it entered the stage back in 1991. It was flawless and offered owners interior prestige and comforting opulence alike. The sports coupe’s futuristic styling comingled Japanese craftsmanship into a package Lexus owners would continuously come to expect. However, if there had been...
