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Rise of the Parking Robots

First Lexus and now Volkswagen have proved they can make cars that park themselves. But do people want them?

Just Say YES!

Can a tiny German start-up compete against automotive giants? Americans will soon find out. The quirky YES! Roadster hits dealerships this June.

Gas Guzzlers Shine in Beijing

For China's nouveau riche, bigger is better. Luxury auto makers are responding accordingly.

The World According to Sir Richard Branson

Flying cars, "clean" fuel and hotels in space are just around the corner, says Virgin Group CEO Sir Richard Branson.

Calculate Your Carbon Footprint

Determining how much carbon dioxide you pump into the environment -- and shrinking that amount -- is easier than you think. Here are some ways to save money and help the environment by shrinking your carbon footprint.

The Most Fuel-Efficient Luxury Brands

Many luxury automakers don't meet current fuel-economy standards set by the government. How will they comply with even more stringent standards set to start in 2020?

'Built Ford Tough' or Just More Stuff?

Ford once again will try to break into the luxury pickup truck market, this time with a Platinum edition of its best-selling F-150.

Wherefore Art Thou, Alfa Romeo?

After leaving the United States more than 10 years ago, Italian automaker Alfa Romeo will soon return.

Hottest Convertibles of 2008

This year's crop of new droptops doesn't follow the "green" trend -- most are built for performance and speed.

Crazy Car Alternatives

From narrow and nimble four-wheelers to powerful, low-slung trikes, these offbeat vehicles might make a full-size car seem unnecessary.

Top 10 Reasons People Reject a Car

Many young people still think that American cars grow on lemon trees. But they're wrong. Now it's incumbent on domestic brands to win back the respect they've lost in decades past.

Flashy Billionaires

Find out what the world's richest drivers have in their garages. The group we look at this year is more flamboyant than the frugal billionaires highlighted on past lists.

One Last Rev Down Memory Lane

Can American automakers save themselves by sticking with what has worked for them since the 1960s: big power and brash looks?

Diesel's Image Crisis

A slew of new vehicles suggests that diesels are coming back in a big way, but consumers may not be ready to embrace them just yet.

Emmitt Smith, a Driver Unto Himself

NFL star Emmitt Smith admires the Rolls-Royce Phantom and considers the Lamborghini Murcielago the coolest car he has ever driven. But he is practical about how many cars he wants to own.

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