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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2003
Page
29
Detroit AP reports futuristic concepts at the North American International Auto Show. Ford previews Model U with sunflower oil engine and corn-based tire fillers. Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Dodge, Honda unveil seats, lounges, and transformable interiors. Ford and others aim for mass production timelines and new vehicle versatility.
Nissan markets the Murano as a stylish sport utility with mainstream appeal. The all wheel drive SL version starts near 30000 dollars and options push the price toward 38000. Inside, copper interior accents and bright metal trim complement roomy seating for five adults.
Toyota plans a bold new brand Scion aimed at Generation Y buyers, debuting in California next summer before expanding nationwide. The two initial models are the boxy xB subcompact with a 1.4-liter engine and the compact xA sedan, with a unique sales approach and environment.
Chrysler maintains its minivan leadership with the 2003 Town & Country Limited. The article cites its near 40 percent market share and annual sales over 550,000, noting innovations like dual power sliding doors, obstacle-detecting liftgate, folded-third-row cargo solutions, power doors, a sunroof, and a factory rear-seat DVD system.
Chrysler presents a 3.8-liter V6 Town and Country with 215 horsepower and 18/25 mpg, available front or all-wheel drive at about 2300 extra. Notable options include power pedals, DVD entertainment for 795, sunroof, and rear cargo and audio upgrades. Base FWD Limited starts at 36285, freight brings sticker to near 40,000.
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