Cars that Are Hott

• BMW Z4 Coupe | This one won’t be out until next July, but it’s the complete hottness. While the Z4 roadster had a slight awkwardness, this ride is muscular yet graceful, like a jungle cat waiting to kick some ass. More at Automobile Magazine.
• Saturn Sky | A badge reengineered version of the Pontiac Solstice, I would argue that the Sky looks better (odd for a Saturn to be the better looking one). Sharper angles in the sheetmetal give it a sexier more industrial look. It’s got a 2.4 liter Ecotec 4-cylinder engine under the hood that makes 170 hp. Rumours are that after the initial launch, a turbocharged 2.2 liter will be made available too. More at Saturn’s website (be forewarned, they’re gonna be dicks about what browser they’re using. It still works just fine in Safari though.)
• Dodge Charger | The 2006 Dodge Charger is just mean looking. Granted, there is the debate about it having four doors, but with a 345 hp Hemi under the hood, this remake of the muscle car classic is no mommy sedan. I’d hit it. More at Edmunds.
• MINI | After Rover was bought out by BMW, and then sold off while BMW kept the MINI brand, they decided that a complete overhaul was needed. After all, it was basically the same (though awesome) car since the late ’50s. Thus, the new MINI Cooper and Cooper S were born. And with an exciting new refresh in the coming year, it’ll continue to be a small powerful and fun car. More at MINI USA.
• Jeep Wrangler | Granted, when it comes to offroad vehicles, I’m a Land Rover man, however, I have to show mad respect to the long-wheelbase Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. After all, it was the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon that was the vehicle of choice for MacGuyver. If it’s good enough for MacGuyver, it’s good enough for me. More at Jeep’s website.
• Suzuki LC | Granted, this one is just a concept, and I know, it’s a Suzuki, but still, it’s pretty cool. A tribute to the company’s first car, the Suzulight, this two-door two-seater is 10.5′ long and rocks a 3-cylinder .66 liter engine under the hood. But still, it’s got killer retro styling, like an anime rendition of a classic British car. And those plaid seats look sweet. More info over at Automobile Magazine.

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