Shake-up at General Motors; Spy Shots of Mini Traveller and Next Mini Cooper

DETROIT, May 30, 2006 -- If you see the Renaissance Center swaying, don't be surprised. There's a big shake-up underway at General Motors' towering world headquarters, and TheCarConnection.com has all the details in a breaking news report.

But that's only the top headline in a busy week at the Web's Automotive Authority.

There's big news from a small car company. TheCarConnection.com has spy shots of the 2008 Mini Traveller, as well as the next-generation Mini Cooper. Will good things still come in small packages? Don't miss this exclusive, pictorial report.

Then catch TheCarConnection's review of the revamped Saab 9-5. What happens when you make 1400 changes to an aging sedan?

Other reviews, this week, include the hot BMW M6 sports coupe and the automaker's tire-spinning roadster, the Z4 M.

Toyota hasn't even opened its pickup assembly plant in San Antonio, but the automaker says it's ready to build another truck plant. Is Toyota really hoping to take over the world? Don't miss this week's issue of TheCarConnection.com for some answers.

With its bubbling geysers and vast, barren lava fields, Iceland has an other-worldly look and feel, yet it may be the greenest place on earth. Join TheCarConnection's publisher Paul A. Eisenstein, on a visit to this volcanic rock in the middle of the Atlantic to see why it may transform the future of the automobile.

You know his name, but we're betting you're in for some big surprises when you discover the Henry Ford Museum. Join TCC's Museum Hawk for a private tour.

Both our mechanics are back from the holidays, too: Doug Flint tells you why junkyards are the most profitable business you can run from a trailer, while OnSite Mechanic Bob Weber answers your questions about servicing and maintaining your car.

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