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Detroit Show Offers a Little Bit of Everything
The new production models introduced at the Detroit auto show promise more power, more efficiency, and the ability to create whole new vehicle segments.
ZR1 in a Million
The new super Corvette has a base price around $100,000, but to one collector, it is worth much more.
Ford Goes Exploring
A concept at the Detroit auto show hints at a more car-like future for the popular Explorer SUV.
Best Cars For First-Time Drivers
Parents who are car shoppping for their new driver should put safety as their top priority.
Still Conspicuous, But With Less Consumption
Cadillac's new Escalade Hybrid should get up to 50 percent better fuel economy in the city and 20 percent better fuel economy on the highway.
Some SUVs Unsafe in Side-Impact Crashes
New tests by the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety show that SUVs without side airbags aren't as safe as expected in side impacts.
American Car Breaks World Speed Record
Shelby Supercars' Ultimate Aero beats out the Bugatti Veyron (French/German) and Koenigsegg CCR (Swedish) to set new Guinness World Record for 'Fastest Production Car.'
Targeting Generation V(olvo)
Smaller vehicles and a younger audience are on the agenda for this Swedish automaker. But it is also offering something new for traditional fans.
Targeting Generation V(olvo)
Smaller vehicles and a younger audience are on the agenda for this Swedish automaker. But it is also offering something new for traditional fans.
Ready to Buy a Chinese Car?
Chrysler, with a new owner and a new boss, is placing a big bet on a fledgling Chinese automaker.
Come November, New Sleeker Malibu to Take on Imports
When the new midsize Chevrolet Malibu sedan arrives on the scene, it may spell trouble for the Toyota Camry, which up to now has been the most popular car in America.
Mini Stretches Out
A larger Mini model will debut for 2008, but a new convertible won't come before 2009.
New Models Roll Out in Canada Before Hitting U.S.
The next new premium car preview may come from our neighbors to the north
Auto Industry Gets New Fuel Economy Rules
The Bush administration issued new rules Wednesday ratcheting up gas mileage requirements for pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and vans
Redesigned Midsize and Luxury Cars Fare Well in Crash Tests
The institute released new test ratings for eight new or redesigned midsize and luxury cars. The 2006 BMW 3 series and Lexus IS were considered the best overall performers in the group, receiving top ratings in both front and side testing.
Buick Hopes More Luxury and Power in New Lucerne Attracts a Younger Crowd
Buick's newest sedan, the 2006 Lucerne, will appear all year at major golf courses as the courtesy car for Tiger Woods. That's no accident. After a poor 2005 when Buick's U.S. sales failed to reach 300,000 for the first time in decades, compan
Ferrari Unveils New Model for 2006
Ferrari unveiled its new car for 2006 on Tuesday, hoping to regain its supremacy in Formula One in what could be Michael Schumacher's last season with the Italian team.
More Tax Breaks for Hybrids Expected in 2006
Hybrid cars are a good bet for tax breaks in 2006. The new year will bring more savings for buyers of at least 13 gas-electric vehicles, with those showing the most improvement in fuel efficiency securing bigger tax breaks for their new owners
Ferrari Announces New Design Chief
French automaker Citroen's designer, Donato Coco. will replace Frank Stephenson this month as Ferrari?s new head of design
Hybrid Cabs Debut in New York City
Hybrid taxis that get double the gas mileage of traditional cabs while generating far less pollution have begun rolling in small numbers on New York's streets
GM Begins Production of New Transmissions
General Motors Corp. on Wednesday began producing a new generation of six-speed transmissions it said are designed to improve fuel economy, reduce cabin noise and give a smoother ride
Ten Cars that Lose Value Fast
New vehicles purchased at bargain prices sometimes lose value at an accelerated rate, which affects their resale values years later.
Hottest Convertibles of 2008
This year's crop of new droptops doesn't follow the 'green' trend -- most are built for performance and speed.
Rare Beast in the Urban Jungle
We drive the Audi R8 TDI Le Mans concept car on the mean streets of New York City.
A New Breed of Hybrid
Henrik Fisker's plug-in electric performance car may start a trend among automakers looking to blend luxury and environmental responsibility.
City Connection
Ford hopes to stay on top of the commercial segment with a new van designed for urban use.
Step Into My Office, Er, Pickup
Ford will offer an in-dash computer and tool-tracking device in its pickups and commercial vans.
Europe's Most Scenic Drives
We ask travel experts for their top picks for European road trips.
Isuzu to Pull Out of North America
Isuzu will stop selling vehicles in North America as of Jan. 31, 2009, but will continue to service them indefinitely.
GM Unveils Full-Size Hybrid Pickup Trucks
General Motors promises 25 percent better fuel economy with its new GMC Sierra Hybrid.
A Little Extra Oomph
The turbocharged Acura RDX is a compact SUV with the soul of a performance sedan.
Kid-Friendly Luxury Cars
An increasing number of automakers are introducing safety and convenience features for infants, children, and adults.
The Case for Stronger Roofs
The government has proposed a new standard for vehicle roof strength in order to increase safety in rollover crashes.
Tough Brit is Ready to Tussle
The first Aston Martin DBS sports cars will be produced this week. Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Porsche had better watch out.
Nine Minivans You'll Beg To Drive
Today's most luxurious minivans borrow features from high-end cars and SUVs.
Passion Trumps Practicality
The Audi S5 coupe isn't cheap, spacious, or fuel efficient, but none of these drawbacks prevent it from being a highly desirable ride.
Most Value-Packed Cars
A multitude of factors, including cost of ownership, perceived quality, and dealership experience help determine whether a car is a good value.
A New Dimension for Diesel
The Mitsubishi Concept-RA will try to deliver two things that diesels aren't known for: sporty performance and eco-friendliness.
The Kids Are Alright
Hummer tapped fresh-out-of-school designers to create the wild HX concept and attract buyers in a more youthful demographic.
Ford Gives Boost to Engines and Marketing Plan
The company sees its new turbocharged EcoBoost engine as a key component in accelerating the brand.
Building a Smarter Dummy
Ford's new crash-test dummy aims to improve child safety.
Here, K.I.T.T.Y.
A new device can save time for all those befuddled drivers searching aimlessly through parking lots for their misplaced cars.
Muscled Out
New emission standards may make high-horsepower performance cars a thing of the past.
Honda on the Rise
Honda announces global sales increase for the year; new investment in hybrids.
House Committee Approves Auto Safety Bill
New legislation aims to protect children from backovers and power window accidents.
Life in the Tiny Lane
Domestic automakers can learn a lot from Smart, especially in light of the new fuel economy standards on the horizon.
Senate Passes Watered-Down Energy Bill
The new bill will raise fuel-economy standards and increase production of biofuels.
Senate Set to OK Fuel Economy Boost
The new energy bill will require cars, light trucks, and SUVs to average 35 miles per gallon by 2020.
Audi Drops Another Top, But Not in the U.S.
A new convertible version of Audi's A3 goes on sale outside the U.S. starting this spring. But American fans are out of luck.
US Energy Deal Would Mean More Fuel Efficiency, Faster
2020 may be the new deadline for automakers to make vehicles more fuel efficient.

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