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March 28, 2007

KPMG to announce world car at N.Y. Auto Show

Accounting firm KPMG said today the three finalists for its 2007 World Car of the Year are the Audi TT, Lexus LS460 and MINI, according to PR Newswire
The winners of the 2007 WCOTY will be unveiled during Press Preview at the upcoming New York International Auto Show Thursday, April 5. To be eligible for a World Car award, the contender had to be in production, and sold, in at least five countries on two continents during 2006. Vehicles are selected and voted on by an international jury panel comprised of 44 top-level automotive journalists from 22 countries around the world.

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