2011 New York Auto Show
From the Automobiles Section
When the Best Shows on Broadway Were the Cars
By JAMES BARRON
New York once had the fanciest automobile showrooms, some designed by big-name architects. That Automobile Row has since faded away.
On 11th Avenue, an Auto Boomtown
By JOTHAM SEDERSTROM
Auto dealers are opening some very modern showrooms on 11th Avenue. There are new ones from BMW and Mercedes, and VW has renovated its site on what is becoming the new Automobile Row.
Around the Block
A Nicer Way to Wallow in the Past
By EZRA DYER
The 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara is still a rough-and-tumble ride, but Jeep has made several refinements to make the experience a bit more pleasant.
The New York Auto Show
At Last, a Celebration of the Sippers
By LAWRENCE ULRICH
Automakers seem on message, and on the same page with consumers, with their focus on fuel economy.
Design
The Small Car as a Petit Four
By PHIL PATTON
With rising gasoline prices and looming fuel-economy standards, the auto industry realizes that sales of subcompact cars will increase and are paying more attention to how they look.
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LeMay Museum Compiles Automotive History, in Miniature
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Volkswagen Beetle Muscles In on GTI Territory
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Kiss Recreates 'Detroit Rock City' at Mini Stand
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The Harvest: Memory Sticks of the 2011 New York Auto Show
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Mazda USA Design Boss Speaks Kodo, Not Nagare
Study Emphasizes Importance of China’s Transition to Electric Cars
By BRAD BERMAN
With China’s oil consumption expected to rise to 11.6 million barrels per day by 2020, from 7.6 million in 2007, electric vehicles are taking on an increased importance.
Highlights From the New York Auto Show
Small cars and sporty models are among the attractions at the 2011 auto show.
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Jerry Garrett tours the auto show floor to examine if the auto industry's luxury represents real recovery or just a false start.
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