We told you about it a year ago--and today, Nissan confirms you'll see a Murano convertible at the L.A. Auto Show. Let the head-scratching begin. [CarAndDriver]
A Chevy Cruze hatchback at the Paris auto show? Count us in. Especially if there will be baguettes. [Autoblog]
The Honda Fit Hybrid's also due at the Paris show, but sadly, American buyers will not be gifted with a heavier, more expensive Fit. [Autopia]
The VW Amarok--PickupTrucks.com's favorite whipping boy--will not come to the U.S., either. [Inside Line]
The Chevrolet Suburban celebrates 75 years of existence this year. Anyone have a guesstimate on the gross tonnage pulled over the years? [KickingTires]
The 2011 Dodge Challenger is wandering around Detroit, essentially naked. A 480-hp HEMI underhood still doesn't give it enough speed to evade local reporters. Either that, or a convenient anonymous tip was planted. [Detroit News]
New GM marketing VP Joel Ewanick says the Chevy Silverado's going to play up the big-truck family feud. We're not sure if he's playing Richard Dawson, but we think the Honda Ridgeline is eagerly awaiting its welcome kiss. [Automotive News]
Spyker's already in deep financial trouble with its Saab acquisition. And now back to the news. [TTAC]
Americans love hope and change--and they're actually following the progress of electric cars, even if they don't expect to buy one. [Gas 2.0]
Lastly, a pointed lesson on how cadaver research has made cars safer. Plus, some ugly photos. Read up, but not over lunch. [Jalopnik]
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