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2007 Automobile All-Stars

The 2007 Automobile Magazine All-Star Awards! Check out all ten winners here.

2006 Automobile Magazine Automobile of the Year and All-Stars

We have crowned one vehicle as Automobile of the Year and chosen another six absolute knockouts as All-Stars. ...

2005 Automobile Magazine Automobile of the Year and All-Stars

We're proud to recognize this year's All-Stars for their outstanding contributions to the evolving automotive industry and to our daily lives.

2004 All-Star: Sport Sedan

To create this Clark Kent-edition Corvette Z06, Cadillac jacked up its mild-mannered CTS

2004 All-Star: Supercar

Many are red, most have a paddle-shift F1 transmission, and all are stunningly fast and deeply rewarding.

2004 All-Star: Coupe

The risky and ambitious RX-8 is the rear-wheel-drive flagship of a new wave of greatness from Mazda. Most obviously, it looks special, with two rear half-doors that swing back to give unusual access to the snug rear cabin. Kids fit back there, and they love it back there.

2004 All-Star: Luxury Car Under $40,000

If you are intensely aware of the difference between what is simply very good and what is genuinely excellent, if you love to drive yet are constrained to run a four- or five-seat vehicle, not the mid-engined two-seater of your dreams, then BMW 3-series cars are the perfect answer.

2004 All-Star: Mid-Size Sport Utility

Cadillac has had a pretty spectacular year. With the XLR roadster, the CTS V performance sedan, and the SRX sport-utility, the division brought out three top-notch vehicles, each of which was in the hunt for an All-Star award.

2004 All-Star: Large Sport Utility

It took a German company full of Anglophiles to deliver the ultimate Range Rover, the one that best fulfills the promise of serenity inside and action underfoot.

2004 All-Star: Small Car

We stay between the lines in our off-roaders, we stay within the law in our sports cars, we sit by ourselves in luxury sedans built for five.

2004 All-Star: Sports Car

The two-seat roadster segment is based largely on impulse and emotion. New roadsters sell well for a few years until they are deemed passe by the mix of enthusiasts and poseurs who consume them.

2004 All-Star: Minivan

The Odyssey is like the champion athlete who stubbornly refuses to surrender his title.

2004 All-Star: GT

The latest M3 has everything we like about cars--speed, handling, braking, good looks--just the way we like it, in ludicrous quantities.

2004 All-Star: Luxury car over $40,000

The Audi A8L is our pick for the best luxury car over $40,000.

2004 All-Star: Pickup Truck

When Nissan decided to build a full-size pickup, rather than pussyfooting around as Toyota has done for a decade, this Japanese automaker zeroed in on the target: Detroit, where big trucks equal big profits.

2004 All-Star: Family Car

The Mazda 6 is not the most perfectly polished car in its class, or the roomiest, or even the most powerful. But it is the one family sedan that will bring a smile to your face every time you get in and drive, the only one that is designed to appeal to enthusiast drivers.

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