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In photos: The best from the New York Auto Show

By Scott Collie
March 25, 2016
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Check out our pick of the best new cars and concepts from the 2016 New York International Auto Show
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The new Subaru Impreza is something of a letdown after the swoopy concepts we saw last year
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The Impreza is definitely better looking than its predecessor
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The Impreza's interior is a huge improvement over the old car's plain setup
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Porsche has gone turbo for the new 718 Boxster
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The Porsche 911R promises to be one of the most focused, enjoyable cars the brand has ever made
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The Porsche 718 looks fantastic, but we're worried the turbos will kill some of the fun for people keen on a lively engine note
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The Porsche 911 R has a GT3 RS engine coupled to a six speed manual gearbox
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The 911R is proof Porsche listens to its customers, even if there's only a handful being built
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The Porsche 718 Boxster will join the new 718 Cayman in offering a turbo four-cylinder gearbox
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The Porsche 911 R has a magnesium alloy roof for a lower center of gravity
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Porsche has cranked up the tinsel on the new Boxster
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The Nissan GT-R gets a new beak to hide the fact it's been around since 2007
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The new color Nissan is offering on the GT-R definitely makes it stand out
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There are few sights more evocative in the motoring world than the Nissan GT-R's stovetop taillights
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Nissan is chasing greater refinement from the new GT-R
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On the whole, there's very little to set the new Nissan GT-R apart from the last facelift
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As good as the current Nissan GT-R looks, we're huge fans of its grandpa too
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The Nissan GT-R's ancestors were on display in New York
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Nissan used the New York Auto Show to play on the GT-R's heritage
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Nissan's stand in New York
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The new Nissan GT-R's front end has a bigger air intake
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The rear of the Nissan GT-R looks like Nismo has spent some time tweaking it
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Mercedes has nailed its interior formula recently, as evidenced by the E43
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The Mercedes AMG E43 on display in New York
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Maserati's Levante is a polarising design, but we're fans of the way it looks
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The Maserati Levante's rear end borrows heavily from the new Quattroporte
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The Maserati Levante joins Bentley's Bentayga in the world of ultra-luxury SUVs
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The Maserati Levante's grille looks ready to swallow up low flying animals
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The Maserati Levante's interior still uses some Chrysler parts, but looks special
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The Lincoln Navigator Concept is an American take on the high-end luxury SUV
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The Lincoln Navigator is absolutely massive
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The Lincoln Navigator's style is very similar to the new Continental's
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The most eye-catching features on the Lincoln Navigator are its gullwing doors
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The side steps on the Lincoln Navigator are reminiscent of a small aircraft
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Inside the Navigator, Lincoln's unique multi-adjustable seats make an appearance
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Kia's Cadenza is a fine example of how far Korean cars have come
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The Cadenza looks fantastic thanks to Kia's new design language
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The Kia Cadenza looks properly luxurious inside
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Jeep's Grand Cherokee Trailhawk at the New York Auto Show
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The Grand Cherokee Trailhawk joins a Cherokee Trailhawk in the lineup
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Hyundai's Ioniq lineup was on display in New York
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There will be three different models of Hyundai's Ioniq available - a hybrid, plug-in hybrid and full EV
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The Hyundai Ioniq is, to our eyes, a better looking car than the fussy Toyota Prius
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The Genesis Hybrid Sports Sedan Concept has a dazzling interior
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The devil is in the details when it comes to the new Genesis Concept
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The Genesis Concept looks fantastic from the front
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The Genesis Concept has its motor hooked up to a hybrid powertrain
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The Genesis Hybrid Sport Concept is not a Hyundai, it's flying the flag for the Korean brand's new luxury arm
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Audi's R8 looks mean in road-going form, but GT3 racing tends to make everything better
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The Audi R8 V10 Spyder has lost no power or pace, but has a lot more headroom than the coupe
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The Audi R8 V10 Spyder should give the Lamborghini Huracan it was developed with a real run for its money
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The Audi R8 Spyder V10 hasn't lost the coupe's sideblade
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Audi's interiors are always beautifully wrought, so it's no surprise the R8 Spyder V10's cabin looks fantastic
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The Audi R8 LMS has a wing you could use as a dinner table
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The new Toyota Prius Prime is a plug-in hybrid electric car
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We're not big fans of the Prime's styling
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Toyota's PHEV will do 50 km on electric-only power
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With a Cd of 0.24, the Prius Prime is slippery
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The Acura MDX has lost its ugly beak, but is still absolutely average in everyway
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The NSX GT3 loses the road car's hybrid system for less weight
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The NSX's V6 is largely unchanged compared to the road car's setup
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The NSX GT3's bonnet has a new venting setup to cool the engine
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The NSX GT3 is rear drive only, unlike the all-wheel drive road car
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The Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 has been designed as the ultimate muscle car
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The Chevrolet Camaro ZL1's badge has been hollowed out to allow better airflow to its big V8
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The Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is designed to work on the road and track
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Mazda has added some weight and complexity to the MX-5 by adding a fastback-style top
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The Mazda RF's roof works in a similar way to Porsche's latest targa top
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The Mazda RF's new design incorporates flying buttresses into the MX-5 shape
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The MX-5 RF's color is unique to the folding hardtop model
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The Mazda RF is powered by the same engines as a regular MX-5
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The Koenigsegg Regera has an innovative gearbox and powertrain setup
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The Titan has been given a tough makeover in a similar fashion to Ford's Raptor
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The Titan has been given a tough makeover in a similar fashion to Ford's Raptor
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The Titan has been given a tough makeover in a similar fashion to Ford's Raptor
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The Chevrolet Bolt EV still managed to catch our eye, even though it was dropped in Detroit earlier this year
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The Chevrolet Bolt is aiming to bring EV power to the masses with a reasonable pricetag
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The Bolt will join the Volt in Chevrolet's lineup
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Check out our pick of the best new cars and concepts from the 2016 New York International Auto Show
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The New York Auto Show might come hot on the heels of Detroit and Geneva, but that hasn't stopped the world's car companies from pulling out all the stops. From the modern-luxe Genesis New York Concept to the Audi R8 V10 Spyder, there was something for everyone on show,. Take a through look our gallery to check out all the exciting metal on display in the city that never sleeps.

Lincoln Navigator Concept

The side steps on the Lincoln Navigator are reminiscent of a small aircraft
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Lincoln continued its resurrection with the big, brash Navigator Concept in New York. Built with the same "quiet luxury" focus that inspired the Continental, the SUV is fitted with a set of gullwing doors big enough to make Tesla Model X owners feel hopelessly inadequate.

Inside, all six passengers are treated to 30-way adjustable seats, and rear passengers needn't worry about road trip boredom thanks to massive headrest screens and integrated Wi-Fi.

Genesis New York Concept

The Genesis Concept looks fantastic from the front
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Ten years ago, the phrase "Korean luxury car" would have only been uttered in a cruel joke, but today it's a very different story thanks to the efforts of Genesis. Alongside its production G90, Genesis has proven it knows how to create a show-stopping concept car, and the New York Concept is no different.

With Aston Martin-aping looks, a hybrid powertrain and a glitzy interior that pushes the envelope of what's possible when it comes to infotainment systems, the New York Concept proves Korea has plenty to offer in the once-exclusive world of high-end luxury.

Toyota Prius Prime

We're not big fans of the Prime's styling
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We know it's not much of a looker, but move past the bloated exterior and the Prius plug-in represents a major step forward for Toyota. With a pure electric range of 50 km (31 mi), the Prime's 8.8 kWh battery and 1.8-liter engine should combine for improved performance and economy in a more cohesive way than its underwhelming predecessor.

Whether it will meet its 1.8 l/100 km claimed fuel use figure remains to be seen, but Toyota now has the weaponry to battle Hyundai's new Ioniq range.

These three cars are just a taste of what New York has to offer, to see the full spread, check out our gallery.

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Scott Collie
Based in Melbourne, Australia, Scott grew up with a passion for cars and a love of writing. He now combines the two by covering all things automotive for New Atlas. When he’s got a spare moment, you can usually find him freezing himself silly in search of fresh powder to ski.
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