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Recently, we declared the return of good-looking BMWs. The 6-Series Coupe Concept is the best looking upcoming BMW we've seen in a long time. And it proved the new 7-Series and 5-Series models aren't  anomalies - the whole lineup is being brought in line where the pre-Bangle BMWs left off. This is a good thing. The X3 crossover is a vehicle that was birthed during the Bangle years, and is just now coming into its second generation. BMW has just announced pricing for the new model, which is slated to arrive at the end of the year. Stylistically, it would have to be the least impressive of the new BMWs. The front end lacks definition and to our eyes looks inexpensive. A step backward? The look of the front

Even in the midst of all the financial turmoil and bankruptcy talk at General Motors, product launches are still continuing as usual. Two of those are the Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon and the SRX crossover. The SRX promises to be a very important launch for Cadillac, as the luxury crossover segment is high in volume and highly competitive. At $34, 155, all indications lead to the SRX being a top tier competitor. Given that Cadillac needs something extra to get on buyer's shopping lists, will that price be enough to woo buyers? It's definitely on the lower end of the spectrum for the segment. Comparing with it's competition, the only one lower is Mercedes Benz's GLK two wheel drive crossover, starting  at $33,900. That new sticker price