Hide the children and get ready for the new Roadster Revolution.  All right, it isn't that dramatic unless you're professional blogger and longtime virgin Alex Nunez.  Just joking: he's not a professional.

Mystery car from "A Girl Cut In Two"

I was watching a trailer for an IFC movie, "A Girl Cut In Two".

Everyone knows Rich Arabs love cars to their preferences. If they
really like a car and want to customize they will spend whatever it
takes to get it done to look unique. This car belongs to price Al
Waleed from Saudi Arabia and he decided to mix two things he likes:

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — A sapphire black Corvette ZR-1 Spyder, which made its debut during the 1991 North American International Auto Show, rests atop the first RAMPBOSS Vehicle Display System ever sold in North America, inside the cylindrical yellow dome of the National Corvette Museum here, the first museum dedicated to America’s favorite sports car.

Just when you thought that the automotive world was starting to loose a bit of its old fashioned glamour, DUB magazine comes along with an SL600 and a Bedazzler.

Cadillac brought out its big, green, guns at the L.A. Auto Show, showing off the latest and most flashy version of its popular Escalade SUV--and true to form for the L.A. show, it’s a hybrid.

The line starts today for Subaru’s 2008 Impreza WRX STI which made its North American debut earlier today in Los Angeles.

Mazda sent out a challenge to members of the online community Facebook, to help design the 2018 Mazda3 as a concept for premier at the L.A. Auto Show.

The contest winner is an industrial design student at the University of Notre Dame named Mallory McMorrow, who will work with the director of design for Mazda North America, Franz von Holzhausen, to bring her concept (pictured above) to life at the Mazda booth. The work will begin, live and in person, starting on the show’s first media day, November 14, and will finish up with an unveiling on the following Saturday.

In addition to the design's creation, McMorrow will be given $1,000 and the keys to a Mazda3 for her week in LA.

+ Jalopnik: 2018 Mazda3 Concept to be Modeled Live at LA Auto Show

Mazda Designers And Contest Winner To Build Concept Car

The Europeans just can’t get enough of the small SUVs these days, and Toyota, whose medium RAV4 already does well, is looking to capitalize on the growth.

The 2007 Tokyo Motor Show has now come to the end of its long 17-day run and organizers said visitors to this 40th show reached 1,425,800, putting it on a par with the Paris Salon in terms of attendance.

Fair enough, except at that level, the gate was actually down 86,300 from the last show in 2005 and a long way off the all-time record of 2,018,500, set back in 1991.

Nonetheless, 14,300 members of the press covered the show, the organizers said, which was a new record and 1000 higher than the previous show.

Lexus was supposed to bring out the next version of its LF-A supercar at the Tokyo Motor Show just gone. Sadly, it didn’t happen, and the question is why?

Starbucks and BMW Design Works have teamed up to create a uniquely beautiful espresso machine that is bound to have the yuppie set buzzing (sorry, we couldn’t help ourselves).

Porsche already dropped the info on its hybrid Cayenne, but the public will be able to check it out at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Some images of Nissan’s 2009 Murano have leaked out ahead of the crossover’s official debut at the L.A. Auto Show, thanks to the tireless efforts of resourceful message board minions.

Well, that embargo thing didn't hold very long after the new issue of AutoWeek went in the mail. Now we can bring you all the photos and Dodge's official press release for the 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR.

You may remember that this is the first ACR Viper since 1999. What's that mean? Same brain-blowing power, but now in a ligher weight wrapper. Sounds like a recipe for fun at the track if you ask us. The ACR drops 40 to 80 pounds from the base Viper and adds suspension upgrades and aerodynamic improvements designed to help you safely, and rapidly, change directions at speeds that blow past the 100 miles per hour mark.

We'll bring you live shots and some new info from the 2007 L.A. Auto Show, but that's not until next week.

Breaking cover ahead of its scheduled unveiling at next week’s Los Angeles Auto Show, the hard-core new Dodge Viper ACR has been spotted on the cover of AutoWeek.

The related article goes on to dish the details on the first Viper ACR to come around since 1999. With a primary focus on weight saving by Dodge, the ACR gets light-weight wheels, Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tires, and Stoptech brakes that all add up to a savings of 40 pounds over the standard Viper.

Slightly lax security at an industry event has brought us a few remarkably clear images of Hyundai’s new Genesis coupe. We can’t be sure until the unveiling of the near-production concept at next week’s Los Angeles Auto Show, but the car show in these images looks an awful lot like a consumer ready product.