Honda Civic 2001 - 2005

This perennial Best Buy began its seventh design generation with all-new models, offering front side airbags as a first-time option. Interiors and trunks grew in size. Sedan and coupe body styles returned, but the Civic hatchback was gone--at least for a while. The Civic lineup consisted of DX, LX, and top-rung EX coupes and sedans. The LX coupe was new. A high-mileage HX coupe also joined the group, as did a low-emissions GX sedan that ran on compressed...

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Toyota Camry 1997

Toyota's best-selling car is also Toyota's biggest news for 1997. The Camry is completely redesigned, and Toyota is quick to point out that the car not only is quieter, lighter and more powerful, but costs less than its predecessor. The original Camry debuted in 1983, and the first U.S.-built Camrys followed in 1988. In recent years Camry has nipped at the heels of Accord and Taurus in the U.S. passenger-car sales race, and it finished the 1996 model...

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Honda Accord 1998-2002

The seventh generation Honda Accord was introduced in 2002 as a 2003 model and continued with minor changes through the first half of 2007. With a roomy well-designed, high-tech interior, good safety ratings and one of the best in class fuel economy for the 4-cylinder models, the 2003-07 Honda Accord remains one of the top choices in mid-size sedan market. The 2003-2007 Accord has front-wheel drive and comes as a four-door sedan or two-door coupe.The...

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Aston Martin Carbon Black

Aston Martin’s two top-of-the-range sports cars; the DBS and V12 Vantage have undergone a unique Carbon Black makeover to create highly desirable special editions. Celebrating the enormous success of the DBS and V12 Vantage, the new special editions add a typically understated flair to these acclaimed models. Featuring bespoke Carbon Black metallic paint especially formulated with a subtle metallic twist to create a deep rich patina....

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