TheCarConnection.com Introduces 'Future Cars,'

DETROIT, May 16, 2005 -- You can't predict the future -- or can you? If you want to know what cars, trucks and crossovers are heading your way in the coming years, turn to TheCarConnection.com, http://www.thecarconnection.com/ .

TCC's all-new Future Cars report provides readers an exclusive, inside view on what's happening deep inside industry design studios and product development departments. Find out about production plans for Chrysler's next- generation small cars, Toyota's 500-hp supercar, Ford's long-awaited replacement for the Ranger pickup, Saturn's next-generation SUV and sedans -- and lots more.

Quality matters, but it takes more to satisfy customers. See which brands and products top the 2005 Total Quality Survey -- and why -- in this week's issue of TheCarConnection.com. There are plenty of surprises.

Folks in Washington talk a lot about the "nuclear option" these days. Apparently, they've driven the Jeep Grand Cherokee Hemi. TCC's reviewers have, and you'll get the explosive review in this week's issue. Also check out the new Range Rover Sport and BMW's complete remake of the 330i.

Ferrari's 600 Imola is still a year away from production, but why wait? TheCarConnection.com has spy shots.

Need lots of room for family and gear? Turn to TCC's guide to the most space-efficient vehicles on the market.

In business news, get the inside skinny on the shake-up at partsmaker Collins & Aikman, and the unexpected bad news at Delphi Corp. Then learn why the situation for suppliers is likely only to get worse.

And what does Kirk Kerkorian have in mind? He's planning to buy a big stake in General Motors, yet some folks think the billionaire investor may also be talking with turnaround whiz Carlos Ghosn, the CEO of Nissan. Is there some secret move in the works? Turn to TheCarConnection.com for more.

Let OnSite Mechanic solve your service problems. Find Kelley Blue Book pricing and more -- on the Web's Automotive Authority, TheCarConnection.com.

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