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Musk Expects Model X Demand to Top Sedan Sibling
Tesla is still working quietly to bring its Model X crossover to market, warning investors yesterday that its operating expenses will increase as it prepares to sell the new vehicle.
Volkswagen Golf GTE ‘Sports’ Plug-In Hybrid Powertrain
Set to sit beside the GTI and GTD, Volkswagen revealed a plug-in hybrid version of its more performance-oriented Golf.
Ferrari Named ‘Most Powerful Brand’ Twice in a Row
Once again, Ferrari is being named the most powerful brand in the world.
GM Planning Aluminum Body Pickup Trucks
General Motors might be the next company to field an aluminum body pickup truck.
Aston Martin Reveals Two New Special Edition Cars
Aston Martin plans to show two special edition models during the Geneva Motor Show next month.
2015 Ford Expedition Goes All EcoBoost All the Time
Ford just revealed its 2015 Expedition SUV with one engine option: the 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6.
Obama Proposes New Alternative Fuel Tax Credit
President Barack Obama announced a new $200 million tax credit for the development of alternative fuel technologies in a continued effort to reduce U.S. oil consumption.
Next Chrysler Minivans to get AWD, 9-Speed Trans
Chrysler’s next-generation minivans will benefit from improved fuel efficiency and all-weather functionality.
2014 Kia Sportage Recalled for Incorrect Tire Pressure Label
South Korean auto maker Kia is calling back 11,961 of its Sportage crossovers from the 2014 model year.
MINI Cooper Five-Door Spied Cold Weather Testing
MINI’s new five-door hatch was spied during cold weather testing this week.
New Efficiency Rules Expected for HD Trucks by 2016
President Barack Obama will outline a timetable today to introduce new fuel efficiency standards in medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
2015 Nissan Micra Video, First Look
The Nissan Micra debuted at the Montreal Auto Show earlier this year, but the company announced pricing today at the 2014 Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto.
Fiat 500 Abarth Owners Get Free Track Day Lesson
A new program that Chrysler announced today is targeting Fiat 500 Abarth owners who want to learn more about performance driving.
National Corvette Museum Sinkhole Claims Eight Cars
A sinkhole that opened early this morning under the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Ky. damaged the facility and consumed eight cars.
Vehicle Dependability Dips in J.D. Power Study
There’s cloudy news on the horizon if you’re thinking about buying a new car.
Audi S1 Revealed With Scowling Face and 231HP
The latest and smallest Audi S model was officially revealed today, set to compete against the Mercedes A45 AMG.
McLaren 650S Name Announced Before Geneva Debut
McLaren announced today that its next supercar will be called the 650S and that it will debut during the Geneva Motor Show next month.
2014 Ferrari California T Bows With 552HP, 523 LB-FT
The 2014 Ferrari California T has been officially revealed ahead of its debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
Five-Point Inspection: 2014 Porsche Panamera 4S
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French Firm Trying to Crowdfund Hypercar
Fredric Genty wants your money to build the car of his dreams.
Honda, Toyota Minivans Score Five-Star Safety Ratings
Honda and Toyota both topped the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s crash test ratings, earning five stars.
Porsche CEO Expects to Top 200,000 Sales in 2015
Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller expects the brand to exceed 200,000 units in 2015.
2015 Mercedes S-Class Coupe is Deliciously Germane
Mercedes just officially revealed its 2015 S-Class Coupe ahead of the in-person debut at next month’s Geneva Motor Show.
Toyota Close to $1B Settlement With Feds: Report
Toyota might reach a deal soon with the U.S. Department of Justice that would close a criminal investigation into the way it disclosed customer complaints about unintended acceleration.
