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Paul Walker's death in a fiery crash was the fault of the driver and not a design defect with the sports car, attorneys for Porsche said this week, Reuters reported. Walker was a passenger in a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT driven by Roger Rodas, who lost Automakers have a lot riding on the New York International Auto Show. The 2015 New York auto show, which opened to the press Wednesday, is hosting critical launches for major manufacturers including General Motors (GM) and Ford Motor Co. (F) As sales So many cars, so much square footage to cover - picking out our favorites from any SEMA, the annual Las Vegas trade show for the automotive aftermarket industry, is seriously like locating that proverbial needle in the haystack (or 10 needles, as it were). Kia may have made us drool over the GT4 Stinger and the Sportspace concept, but it’s not done yet. The Korean automaker showed off another surprisingly sexy concept on its home turf, pulling the silk sheet off the Novo fastback concept at the 2015 Seoul ET SPECIAL:Love visual aspect of news? Enjoy this exclusive slideshows treat! NEW YORK: The New York International Auto Show opens this week with a mix of mainstream sedans and glitzier models from automakers across the globe. With a nod to everyday car Mercedes-Benz wins three categories in the prestigious “World Car Awards 2015″. Christoph Horn, Head of Global Communication Passenger Cars Mercedes-Benz and Rob Moran, Director Mercedes-Benz USA Communications, received the awards on behalf of the .

Hi Lance! Pedal your feet, and this covered three-wheeled vehicle will zoom up to 100 miles per hour. Step inside the Raht Racer, a three-wheeled vehicle that looks a little like a simplified version of the Batmobile, and you'll start to pedal like you're NEW YORK – A modified Subaru BRZ concept sports car with a spoiler that looks like an airplane wing dramatically takes the stage at the New York International Auto Show. It gets a lot of oohs and aahs, especially from the need-for-speed set in the audience. In late 2012, French automaker Renault announced plans to partner with British track car specialist Caterham to develop a new platform to underpin a future sports car for Renault’s revived Alpine brand and another car for Caterham. Earlier this year it It never really made sense in the first place and now it's dead. You do have to love the cheap midengine sports car, though, don't you? The thing about a midengine layout is that it's pretty much inherently complicatedly packaged and compromised on .