From a $4 million Bugatti to a hypercar that can hit 300 mph, this year's New York Auto Show has plenty to dazzle.
The Pininfarina Battista’s stunning shape houses electric drive technology that lets the hypercar hit 186 mph.Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings.The New York International Auto Show opens to the public on Friday, marking the end of the annual auto show season that began in Paris in the fall.
Close to 20 different manufacturers will stage major debuts this year, from a family-friendly Porsche to a Bugatti expected to cost as much as $4 million.Acura TLX PMC The Acura TLX sedan is back in the Big Apple, having made its debut in 2014. But Honda’s luxury brand is polishing this apple by introducing a special edition, the TLX PMC. It’s a bespoke version that will be largely hand built at the same, special production center that handles Acura’s two-seat supercar, the NSX.
The Lincoln Motor Company will debut the all-new Lincoln Corsair on April 17, at the 2019 New York International Auto Show.There’s a growing market for limited editions and other exclusive products, and Fiat Chrysler’s Maserati brand aims to burnish its image with a new program, dubbed One of One, that will allow customers to extensively customize their vehicles.
The Pininfarina Battista’s stunning shape houses electric drive technology that lets the hypercar hit 186 mph.It may be best known for sports cars like the 911, but Porsche defied the naysayers when it launched its original Cayenne SUV and followed up with the Macan, now its best-selling model.
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