Design and Specifications Bentley GT W12

Design Bentley GT W12

You’ve just inked your first big-time pro-sports contract, scored your third top-10 single, or finally cracked the seal on that trust fund. You might think you’ve arrived on Easy Street, but now the real work begins Dom or Cristal, Rolex or Breitling, Roller or Bentley?

Design and Specifications Bentley GTC V8

Design 2013 Bentley GTC V8

For entry-level but hardly base versions of its Continental GT line, Bentley installs a V-8 in place of the usual W-12.

Design and Specifications Bentley GT Speed 2013

Design 2013 Bentley GT Speed

In my mind it’s a Fiat Punto, but I really have no clue exactly which variety of vehicular mailbox pulled out into the left lane to pass the commercial truck. I remember that the truck had a cartoon of a hot dog with eyes.

Design and Specifications Fiat 500L 2014

Design 2014 Fiat 500L

Fiat has moved on from its initial marketing flop with J.Lo. The brand now deploys a little Italian cheek literally with scorpions snipping bikini tops and singer Pitbull fist-bumping the tiny 500 into the American psyche. Sexy sells, and sales are up, but now comes the five-door 2014 500L, in which the 500’s cutesy, bug-eyed face looks like it’s been pasted onto a mop bucket.

Design and Specifications Fiat 500E 2013

Design 2013 Fiat 500E

As a middle finger to the California Air Resources Board and its Zero Emission Vehicle mandate, Sergio Marchionne might prefer that his company never sell a single Fiat 500E.

Design Car Ford Mustang GT

Design Car Ford Mustang GT

Looking at the data above, one might think we’re regretting the decision to put a 2013 Ford Mustang GT through a 40,000-mile test. We’ve had the car for eight months, and in that time, we’ve racked up a paltry 13,909 miles.

Design Ford Taurus 2.0L

Design Ford Taurus 2.0L

The first Taurus blasted onto the scene in the mid-1980s as Ford’s volume sedan, stunning the automotive world with an aero-focused design that sent competitors scrambling and buyers storming into Blue Oval showrooms. (It subsequently appeared on seven straight 10Best Cars lists.) By 1992, the Taurus was the bestselling car in America, a title it held through 1995.