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The Scandinavian brand debuted this slightly freshened version of its ute at the New York International Auto Show in April, sparking reader interest. ***

Part of the reason for the increase in reader interest in Audi is likely the April introduction of the A4 Cabriolet, or convertible, at the New York International Auto Show. ***

Escalade sales were way down in late 2005, perhaps due to recent rises in both gas prices and consumer eco-consciousness. The continuing 2006 interest of ForbesAutos.com readers is good news for Cadillac. ***

The X-Type is an elegant and classic-looking alternative to more modern-looking premium sport sedans. ***

The practical and luxurious Odyssey is a perennial ForbesAutos.com user favorite. ***

Volvos used to be known for being boxy, not foxy. That's not so true anymore, thanks in part to smart-looking rides such as the C70. ***

This celestially named vehicle ranked ninth in last year's inaugural ForbesAutos.com list, but slid to an 18th place tie in the first quarter of this year. Now it's back on top for the second quarter. ***

The 500-hp 5.4-liter V8-engined Shelby GT500 is the most powerful production Mustang yet. ***

ForbesAutos.com readers responded favorably to this seven-speed automatic that carries a 4.6-liter V8 capable of generating 335 hp with seating for seven people. ***

The rear-wheel-drive, topless Sky has a 2.4-liter engine that generates 170 hp. ***