The New York International Auto Show is quickly approaching and a number ofautomakers have started to drop information regarding new models. Here's a quick update on the latest additions. With the exception of the Nissan (grabbed from its Japanese media site) none of the other manufacturers have issued photos – teasers, sketches, full shots or otherwise – so you'll have to use your imagination when looking at the photos of their current counterparts.
Subaru B9 Tribeca An appropriate locale for the debut of a crossover named after a Manhattan neighborhood, Subaru will be presenting an updated version of its slow selling B9 Tribeca. The facelift consists of two components, styling and performance. The B9 stirred up controversy for its unusual design, so the awkward nose will apparently be shed for a more | | The updated Subaru B9 Tribeca is expected to shed its controversial nose (current model shown). (Photo: Subaru) | conventional grille with wider headlamps. Under its new hood, the Tribeca will gain 0.6 liters in displacement, plus 9 horsepower and 32 lb-ft of torque for a total of 254-hp and 247 lb-ft of torque. Another benefit of the new engine is that it achieves 10-percent better fuel economy while running on regular fuel.
Lexus LX 570
The LX 470 sport utility vehicle is Lexus' idea of the ultimate luxury SUV,although its old age and Toyota Land Cruiser roots have caused it to come up short against America's Escalade and Britain's Range Rover. Still, it's one of the most accomplished and durable trucks on | | The Lexus LX 470 not only looks dated, it is dated. Its high time the LX 470 debuted. (Photo: Lexus) | the market, and in Lexus style features a cabin that is swathed in leather, trimmed in California Walnut, and boasting an awesome Mark Levinson sound system. Lexus will debut an all-new model called the LX 570 in New York, which will feature a new 5.7-liter V8 engine, the largest engine Lexus has ever offered. The upcoming third-generation truck promises elevated levels of comfort, style and safety.
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