 | | Ferrari's family wagon
Over the last week, photos have dribbled out showing a new model from Ferrari, to be officially unveiled at the 2011 Geneva auto show. Replacing the 612 Scaglietti, the new FF is a three-door with 2+2 seating. Call the hatchback a bow to the new practicality, the same trend that resulted in the Porsche Panamera, BMW 5-series Gran Turismo, and Aston Martin Rapide. The FF is also the first Ferrari to feature all-wheel drive, and some have suggested that innovation heralds a Ferrari SUV.
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Rather than reinvent the wheel, Sony's newest all-in-one car audio receiver pairs a brilliant 7-inch display with GPS navigation powered by TomTom. The result is almost the best of both worlds, but we'd like to see a bit more integration.
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| | | 2011 Toyota Camry SE
Toyota's conservative attitude toward innovation keeps the 2011 Camry from taking advantage of newer engine and cabin technologies.
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| | | Parrot Minikit Smart
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The 2011 Volvo S60 is a very enjoyable premium sedan, capable of sporty driving on the weekends and perfectly comfortable for an everyday commute. Frequently distracted drivers will appreciate the safety tech.
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| | | Monster iMotion CarPlay Direct Connect
The iMotion is a well-made product, but it's still a bit pricey for what's ostensibly a car charger and patch cable. If the novelty of Jedi-mind-tricking your iPod is enough to get past the sticker shock, the Monster iMotion CarPlay 3000 is currently available wherever Monster products are sold.
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Comment of the week:
Back That Thang Up edition | | |  | | | It has no rear window AND no mirrors. I guess you back up and change lanes relying [soley] on cameras. That will be fun in bad weather.
It is certainly lacking ground clearance, so even rough roads or tricky driveways would cause problems. Read full quote |  | | | | Posted by mike_ekim from the Futurist Volkswagen XL1: 261 miles per gallon | | Top 5 most popular car reviews | | |
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