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pot.com/2013/01/rolls-royce-names-ghost-coupe-new.html”>We already knew that the upcoming Rolls-Royce Ghost-based coupe, which we’ve seen plenty of times testing out in the open, would be the fastest, most powerful and sportiest production model in the British luxury company’s 107-year-long history.

Now, we have a name for that car as Rolls-Royce today confirmed it as the all-new Wraith adding that its world premiere will occur at the Geneva Motor ShowRead more »

pot.com/2013/01/mazda-and-fiat-sign-deal-for-new-alfa.html”>Last May, the Fiat Group and Mazda revealed that they signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the joint development and production of a new roadster for the Alfa Romeo and Mazda brands.

pot.com/2013/01/at-last-awesome-flying-delorean-is-here.html”>When Marty McFly and “Doc” Brown took us for a second cinematic trip back and forth into time with their late 1980s flick “Back to the Future Part II”, many of us who were youngsters then, dreamed that by 2015, cars would indeed fly.

We may have grown up, but the kid that lives deep down inside us would still like to believe.

pot.com/2013/01/scoop-new-porsche-macan-photographed.html”>If there’s one model that has the potential to dethrone the Cayenne as Porsche’s most commercially successful model, it is the upcoming Macan, which our spies spotted as it was being offloaded from a transport truck in Northern Sweden for artic trials wearing a discreet wrap to hide some details like the nose.

pot.com/2013/01/Helicopter-Burj-Al-Arab-Aston-Martin.html”>Transferring vehicles in the air by helicopter for promotional purposes is nothing new in the world of exotic luxury and sports car brands, as we’ve seen it being done many times in the past (see how Lamborghini, Ferrari and Bentley did it by clicking the respective links).

Nevertheless, Aston Martin can lay claim to being the first to place a car onto the helipad of the world famous ‘Burj Al Arab’ hotel in Dubai, which sits 1,000ft above the ground at the top of the sail-shaped building, as part of its ongoing celebrations for its 100th birthday.

pot.com/2013/01/fiat-chrysler-ceo-marchionne-uses.html”>Alfa Romeo’s return to the U.S. market, which is supposed to revive the historic Italian brand that’s currently on life support, has been announced more times than we can recall, only to be postponed time and time again.

In our 2013 NAIAS review we wrote that, compared to GM and Ford, not to mention foreign carmakers, the Fiat-Chrysler Group presence was underwhelming and we were wondering where Alfa Romeo was.

pot.com/2013/01/evo-reviews-aston-martin-rapide.html”>If Aston Martin’s Rapide strikes you as an elongated DB9 with two extra doors and seats, that is because, well, it is.

Designed as a more practical alternative to the British luxury automaker’s line-up, which otherwise consists only of two-door models, the truth is that the Rapide may be the one of the sexiest four-door models on sale

pot.com/2013/01/ford-atlas-named-autoweek-most.html”>The new Ford Atlas Concept, which previews the future of America’s best-selling pickup truck for the past 36 years and the best-selling vehicle overall for 31 straight years, the F-150, has been named by the editors of Autoweek magazine, the “Most Significant vehicle of the 2013 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS)”.

pot.com/2013/01/new-audi-rs7-sportback-envisioned-as.html”>The spanking new Audi RS7 Sportback is one of our favorite cars from the ongoing Detroit Auto Show.

With a sleek-looking body and a masculine 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 pumping out more than 550-horses to all four wheels, what’s not to like? Well, you could say its price tag, which will certainly be more than the $78,800 Audi commands for the 420hp S7 Sportback, but that’s another story.

pot.com/2013/01/cadillac-says-elr-hybrid-coupe-will-be.html”>The 2014 Cadillac ELR that was revealed at this week’s Detroit Motor Show is a stylish extended-range hybrid, 2+2 coupe based on the same Voltec platform as the Chevrolet Volt.

Of course, while quite similar (but not identical) under the skin, the two GM hybrids belong to entirely different segments.