1999 Chicago Auto Show

Article Abstract:

A review of the 1999 Chicago Auto Show and some of its more outstanding exhibits are presented. The most notable cars shown were from General Motors with its unveiling of the 2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo and Pontiac Bonneville, along with their Cadillac Catera and the GMC Jimmy. The features of these vehicles along with a few others are discussed, along with their interior design and exterior look.

Analysis, Product information, Exhibitions, General Motors Corp., GM, Chicago Auto Show

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On cloud 9 in a Stratus

Article Abstract:

The Dodge Stratus Super touring model used in the Touring Car championships is a stock Stratus sedan with a 2.0-liter engine, production-based. Its main modifications are in the suspension, braking and interior, costing around $300,000. An 11-lap test drive is described.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Equipment and supplies, Stock car racing, Dodge Stratus

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