#SpecialEditions

Mercedes-Benz has continued its tradition of offering luxury convertibles with a classic fabric soft top.

There’s something about cars and clothing that go together like sneakers and sweatpants.

Aston Martin plans to show two special edition models during the Geneva Motor Show next month.

Chrysler is issuing a recall for certain Dodge Dart sedans because the airbags might not deploy properly. 

Jeep doesn’t have much to say at the L.A. Auto Show this year. The SUV builder didn’t even bother with a press conference.

Fast, stylish and undeniably sexy, the McLaren MP4 12C Spider is this year’s pick for the Neiman Marcus Christmas book.

The “Midnight Edition”  Nissan Juke is a new accessory package available that adds some slick styling and stealthy elements to Nissan’s small crossover. 

Aussies are treated to some  devilishly fun cars, something Subaru is contributing to by offering its WRX Club Spec Down Under.

At the end of last year,  Mazda decided to pull the RX-8 off its North American showroom floors and announced that a limited  edition model will be produced for 2012, but just for the local Japanese market.

Back in January, Jeep launched a competition called “Name My Ride.” It was set up to find the perfect name for Jeep’s latest special edition models.

Dodge revealed full details this past weekend on it’s new 2012 Challenger Rallye Redline, including the $28,745 price tag.

Back in 2002, a special edition Ram 1500 pick-up truck was launched specifically for Texan truck buyers. Called the Lone Star edition, it quickly became the top selling Ram model in the vast state.

The highlight on Mazda’s stand will be the MX-5 NR-A ‘Jimba-Ittai’ (translates to: rider and horse as one) track special. Apart from the funky paint schemes, the MX-5 NR-A will feature 16-inch Enkei alloy rims with Bridgestone tires, 20-mm lower height, Endless brake pads and Takata four-point racing harness, among some other changes.

This next one will be called the 599 GTB 60F1 Edition and it is to commemorate 60-years since Ferrari won its first race in Formula 1 back in July of 1951, at the Silverstone circuit.

Starting with the FX Sebastien Vettel edition. First shown as a concept vehicle at the Frankfurt Auto Show, this special vehicle is now rumored to be approved for production. While the looks will pretty much stay intact, it is yet to be seen if the production model will also be limited to a top speed of 186 mph.