Dodge Unleashes a Demon With Its New Concept Roadster; Spyder 3-Wheeler Could Revolutionize Motorcycling; Ford Hauls With F-250 SuperDuty; Spy Shots of Secret Mazda2; and GM Rethinks Robot Suicide -- All That and More on TheCarConnection.com.

Complete coverage of the Chicago Auto Show, including previews of the new Scion xB and xD, Ford Taurus, Pontiac G8 and more highlight this week's issue.

DETROIT, Feb. 12 -- Dodge is ready to unleash a Demon and TheCarConnection.com, <> , gives its readers a close-up look at the affordable new concept roadster that won't be unveiled, officially, at least, until next month's Geneva Motor Show. Can the Caliber- based two-seater challenge the established leader, Mazda's Miata, as well as up-and-comers like the Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky? Check this week's issue for the details.

For those who love driving al fresco, there are two traditional options: convertibles and motorcycles. But Canadian power sports maker BRP hopes to create a whole new niche with its aggressive and unusual Can-Am Spyder Roadster. The three-wheeler is stylish and swift, but will it really launch a new market segment -- or turn into the next Segway? Turn to TheCarConnection.com for the answer.

Looking to haul ash -- or lumber, wood or, just about anything up to a 25,000 trailer? Join TheCarConnection.com reviewers as they put Ford's new F- 250 SuperDuty through its paces.

At the other end of the auto spectrum, the hip, youth-oriented Scion division has a pair of striking new products in its line-up. How do the new xB and xD stack up? Check out this week's report from the Chicago Auto Show. Complete coverage from the Windy City also includes the new Toyota Highlander, BMW Alpina B7, sporty Pontiac G8, next-generation Nissan Pathfinder, Titan and Armada and more.

Then catch spy shots of Mazda's tiny Mazda2 and find out if it's heading to U.S. showrooms.

In business news, see why GM is re-cutting a commercial about a forlorn robot that has suicide prevention groups up in arms.

Then find out why Ford is bringing back the once-popular Taurus and Mercury Sable nameplates.

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