From the cold temperatures to the falling leaves, summer is gone and winter is coming fast. That usually means either driving less or getting your car ready for winter. It also means no more driving with the top down and no more long drives on the highways. So while we warm up and wait for next summer, here are five cars that will be greeting us when summer returns.
Acura NSX - When the concept version was revealed back in 2012, everyone rejoiced. Not only will this hybrid supercar be returning to the U.S., it will also be built in Ohio.
BMW i8 - It seems that high performance hybrids are the next thing to come to the automotive world. This hybrid car will have almost the same performance figures as BMW's M cars.
Cadillac ATS-V - When the ATS first arrived, it became one of the best cars for Cadillac. Now, it's getting the V Sports treatment. Just like the new XTS, this will be powered by a twin turbo V6.
Ford Mustang - Next year, the Ford Mustang turns 50 years old. One of the celebrations will be a newly designed version of the pony car. Even though it has Aston Martin looks, it will finally be losing the live axle and have independent suspension. It will now have a true sporty feel to go with those sporty looks.
Bugatti 16C Galibier - After losing money from producing the Veyron, Volkswagen, owners of Bugatti, are looking at ending production of the world's fastest car and replace it with something different. It's replacement is looking to be a four door luxury estate car. It may have a more toned down look, but it will still have the insane W16 engine.
Acura NSX - When the concept version was revealed back in 2012, everyone rejoiced. Not only will this hybrid supercar be returning to the U.S., it will also be built in Ohio. 
BMW i8 - It seems that high performance hybrids are the next thing to come to the automotive world. This hybrid car will have almost the same performance figures as BMW's M cars.
Cadillac ATS-V - When the ATS first arrived, it became one of the best cars for Cadillac. Now, it's getting the V Sports treatment. Just like the new XTS, this will be powered by a twin turbo V6.
Ford Mustang - Next year, the Ford Mustang turns 50 years old. One of the celebrations will be a newly designed version of the pony car. Even though it has Aston Martin looks, it will finally be losing the live axle and have independent suspension. It will now have a true sporty feel to go with those sporty looks.
Bugatti 16C Galibier - After losing money from producing the Veyron, Volkswagen, owners of Bugatti, are looking at ending production of the world's fastest car and replace it with something different. It's replacement is looking to be a four door luxury estate car. It may have a more toned down look, but it will still have the insane W16 engine.
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