RoadFly NAIAS "Best In Show Awards" - Honda Fit "Best Value"
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RoadFly NAIAS "Best In Show Awards" - Honda Fit "Best Value"
TYSON'S CORNER, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 24, 2006--Five vehicles were honored today with the Roadfly Auto Show Awards for 2006. Winners are as follows:
-- Best Value - Honda Fit
Honda's new sub-compact entry sets the standard in the
sub-$14,000 class, with standard power accessories,
intelligent and attractive design, and the distinct feel of
quality.
-- Most Innovative - Mercedes-Benz E320 CDI BLUETEC
The E320 is merely the first in DaimlerChrysler's new BLUETEC
line of diesel-powered cars and trucks. These are the first
diesels that will meet stringent emissions standards in all 50
states, while still returning economy and performance that
truly eclipses that of the gas-engined models.
-- Best New Vehicle for 2006 - Lexus LS 460
Lexus's sleekly styled flagship LS line bespeaks luxury
through its interior appointments as much as it does quality
through its excellent build quality.
-- Best Concept - Chevrolet Camaro
The All-American pony car returns to do battle with the
Mustang--we hope. Muscular, aggressive, and thoroughly modern,
the Camaro has captured the imagination of Chevy loyalists
nationwide.
-- Best of Show - Dodge Challenger Concept
The star of the show; the belle of the ball--the Challenger is
the one vehicle introduced in Detroit this year that everyone
will remember.
Descriptions of each category and the five awardees can be found online at www.roadfly.com/awards/2006. This is the third year of the Roadfly Annual Auto Show Awards. "With so many new models and appealing concepts debuted this year, it was harder than ever to pick the winners," Roadfly publisher Charlie Romero said. "We feel that these five vehicles represent the cream of the crop for 2006."
Roadfly.com is the Internet's comprehensive automotive resource for buyers, sellers, and owners. It is comprised of whole-market auto reviews, classifieds, multimedia content, the largest automotive community, and more than 10 million automotive message forum posts. Readers regularly utilize Roadfly's comprehensive coverage of new cars, trucks and SUVs when making purchasing decisions. Roadfly.com delivers more than 35 million page views and averages more than 1.2 million unique visitors each month making Roadfly's Auto Show Awards among the most read awards in the industry.
-- Best Value - Honda Fit
Honda's new sub-compact entry sets the standard in the
sub-$14,000 class, with standard power accessories,
intelligent and attractive design, and the distinct feel of
quality.
-- Most Innovative - Mercedes-Benz E320 CDI BLUETEC
The E320 is merely the first in DaimlerChrysler's new BLUETEC
line of diesel-powered cars and trucks. These are the first
diesels that will meet stringent emissions standards in all 50
states, while still returning economy and performance that
truly eclipses that of the gas-engined models.
-- Best New Vehicle for 2006 - Lexus LS 460
Lexus's sleekly styled flagship LS line bespeaks luxury
through its interior appointments as much as it does quality
through its excellent build quality.
-- Best Concept - Chevrolet Camaro
The All-American pony car returns to do battle with the
Mustang--we hope. Muscular, aggressive, and thoroughly modern,
the Camaro has captured the imagination of Chevy loyalists
nationwide.
-- Best of Show - Dodge Challenger Concept
The star of the show; the belle of the ball--the Challenger is
the one vehicle introduced in Detroit this year that everyone
will remember.
Descriptions of each category and the five awardees can be found online at www.roadfly.com/awards/2006. This is the third year of the Roadfly Annual Auto Show Awards. "With so many new models and appealing concepts debuted this year, it was harder than ever to pick the winners," Roadfly publisher Charlie Romero said. "We feel that these five vehicles represent the cream of the crop for 2006."
Roadfly.com is the Internet's comprehensive automotive resource for buyers, sellers, and owners. It is comprised of whole-market auto reviews, classifieds, multimedia content, the largest automotive community, and more than 10 million automotive message forum posts. Readers regularly utilize Roadfly's comprehensive coverage of new cars, trucks and SUVs when making purchasing decisions. Roadfly.com delivers more than 35 million page views and averages more than 1.2 million unique visitors each month making Roadfly's Auto Show Awards among the most read awards in the industry.