New Jeep Introduces 70th Anniversary Models
For 2011 Grand Cherokee was redesigned for a unibody platform shared with Mercedes. The result was a stunning success for a jeep, with over 10,000 titles that sold a month.
Sharing works very well for himself, so the Jeep in 2011 in a good position. It also happens to be 70: th birthday. To celebrate this occasion, a new series of Special Edition models introduced at North American International Auto Show.
70. Anniversary Edition models available in its entirety - including Compass, Grand Cherokee, Liberty and Wrangler Patiroit. Cars get a special alloy wheels and unique exterior paint colors Bronze Star. Grand Cherokee is in the image and you see the press release below specific changes for each model shows.
New Best of 2011″ Award Goes to Kia Optima
No doubt, the star of the current lineup of Hyundai Sonata mid 2011th She received a disproportionate amount of attention over its sibling Kia Optima.
However, the redesigned Optima in 2011, with a fat-and technology-oriented perspective that differs from CLS-inspired Sonata. While the Sonata is a big seller, many critics actually valued more than Optima Sonata. With driver focused cabin, it also appears that the choice of enthusiasts.
Cars.com agrees, Optima was his "Best of 2011" award. He had said of the award: "With our values, clear packaging, excellent fuel economy and superior features, the Optima offers everything for family car buyers a shot at something much more attractive than the segment represents."
very strong competition for 2011. likely candidate for the award, the Chevrolet Volt, which is harvested North American Car of the Year and Motor Trend Car of the Year received. It was a candidate, and others involved in the BMW 5-Series, Chevrolet Cruze, Honda and Nissan and Ulysses leaves EVS.
New Kia Optima to make New York debut in April
The next generation Kia Optima, known as the Magentis in some markets, will make its world debut at the New York Auto Show, which opens on 2nd April.
Based on the design sketch, we can see that Kia has ditched the distinctly three-box, uninspiring looks of the current car for a sleeker and sexier design. Of course, the actual car will be toned down from this, but we expect a looker based on Kia’s recent track record. The Korean brand promises “bold, athletic and sporty visual energy” for its D-segment challenger.
Little else is known for now, but Kia has revealed that the new Optima is longer, lower and wider than the car it replaces, and features a “significantly longer wheelbase”. For reference, the current car measures 4,800 mm long, 1,805 mm wide and 1,480 mm tall, with a 2,720 mm wheelbase.
The Optima will go on sale in the USA late this year, while European sales will start in spring 2011. More images after the jump!





















