VW, still reeling from the diese-gate disaster a couple of years ago, really needed to make a splash. And a splash it did make with the ID Space Vizzion concept and the more earthly 2020 Atlas Cross Sport. The latter is a looker, with a sloping rear section not unlike the BMW X6 or the Cayenne from VW’s sister company, Porsche.
Dakar, Anyone? 
The VW ID Space Vizzion Concept 
A “Spacey” Interior Inside the ID Space Vizzion Concept 
The 2020 VW Atlas Cross Sport
The new Corvette took center stage at Chevrolet. With a shark like front end (see below) and a rear end that wouldn’t look out of place on a Lambo, the blue Smurf colored convertible variant attracted more than its fair share of looks.
Tiger… or is That Thresher Shark? 
Straight Out of Lambo’s Playbook 
Matching Two Tone Interior Is A Bit Dizzying
Yawnfest at Honda, Subaru: Nothing to see here, really. Honda touted its commitment to “green cars,” whereas Subaru had a national park kinda booth. The latter announced a special version of the WRX / STI, dubbed “Series White,” that will cost up to nearly $44,000 (for the STI version). Right. Kind of like how they sell you “Recaro” seats that look like office chairs as an optional paid upgrade. We’ll pass.
Sure, Hyundai and Kia are technically two separate car companies… but not really. The former unveiled the Vision T concept, which is a wicked looking cross over. The design language is aggressive with lots of angles. We likes. The latter introduced the 2020 Niro and the brand new 2021 Seltos. A smaller SUV with either an NA 2.0L or a 1.6L turbo I4, it should do well in a market looking for ever more SUV / cross over options.
The Vision T Concept 
A Pre-Cursor for the New Tucson? 
2021 Kia Seltos 
Seltos Interior 
A Seltos With Lots of Kit 
Headlamps to Brighten the Night 
A Well Thought Out Seltos Variant
Toyota for the Family: New for 2020… RAV4 Prime, new Highlander and a new Mirai (which we did not spot).
RAV4 Prime 
New Highlander 
Second Look at the New Highlander
Other cars that caught our eyes…
Oh, Yes! 
Gulf Oil Liveried Old School Bronco