First Look: Ford's '4-Door' Mustang, the Interceptor; Chevrolet's Radically Redesigned Malibu, Mitsubishi's 'Prototype X,' and More -- Exclusively on TheCarConnection.com

Lifting the veil on the next-generation Cadillac CTS; washing away the covers on the Mercedes-Benz Ocean Drive concept

Then get a sneak peek at the upcoming North American International Auto Show in TheCarConnection's exclusive Detroit auto show report

DETROIT, Dec. 19 -- What happens when you add two more doors to the Ford Mustang? You get something like the Ford Interceptor, an exciting new concept that will make its world debut at the upcoming North American International Auto Show. But there's no need to wait. TheCarConnection.com (http://www.thecarconnection.com/ ) has an exclusive "reveal" of its own in this week's edition.

General Motors is betting that the key to its long-awaited turnaround is product, product and more product. And perhaps nothing underscores its new emphasis on upscale design than the otherwise mainstream Chevrolet Malibu. Its striking shape and lavish interior will likely take midsize buyers by surprise when it debuts in Detroit next month. Don't wait. The preview is on TheCarConnection.com today.

Wonder what the next Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution will look like? Now you know -- or at least you will if you point your Web browser to TheCarConnection.com for a look at the Prototype X concept car, a thinly- disguised Evo X.

The first-generation CTS launched the rebirth of GM's flagship Cadillac brand. For those who felt it didn't go far enough, get a sneak peek at the next-generation Caddy compact. Then watch what shows up when TheCarConnection.com washes away the covers to reveal the Mercedes-Benz Ocean Drive concept.

There are dozens more previews exclusively on TheCarConnection.com this week, highlighting the more than 60 debuts scheduled for the 2007 Detroit auto show.

In business news, Ford's Alan Mulally isn't wasting time ordering up sweeping changes in the troubled automaker's top management team.

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