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GM Allowing More Dealers to Sell Corvettes
General Motors has reneged its initial decision to restrict the number of Chevrolet stores allowed to sell Corvettes.
Volkswagen Tops 100,000 Diesel Sales in US for 2013
Between Volkswagen and Audi, VW AG managed to sell more than 100,000 diesel-powered vehicles to U.S. customers this year.
Ally Financial to Pay $98M Over Lending Bias
African-Americans that bought a new vehicle financed by Ally Financial Inc might have been paying higher interest rates than white customers with comparable credit scores.
Chrysler Expected to Announce New Minivans Soon
An announcement about Chrysler’s next generation of minivans is expected very soon although it in’t clear when that will happen.
Lamborghini Huracan Hooned in ‘Project Hexagon’ Clip
By now, you’ve probably seen the latest supercar from Lamborghini. Surprising no one, the car is visually striking and integrates cues from the Aventador.
Lamborghini Huracan Gores Gallardo Into History
It still uses a 5.2-liter V10, it still looks like a Lamborghini and it still sounds like a mechanical banshee, but the Italian brand known for building fighting bulls says its newest car was made from “scratch.”
Eight Brands Bumped From Top Safety Pick List in 2014
The combined total number of vehicles named to the Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick + categories this year fell from 130 to only 39.
Lexus RC-F Teased Again Before Detroit Debut
Lexus is teasing its upcoming RC-F performance model again before its debut during the 2014 Detroit Auto Show next month.
NHTSA to Announce Plans for Advanced Safety Tech
Outgoing NHTSA administrator David Strickland is expected to announce the agency’s plans for vehicle-to-vehicle communications and automatic braking soon.
2014 IIHS Top Safety Picks Announced
The IIHS just released its list of vehicles that earned its “Top Safety Pick +” and “Top Safety Pick” designations for the 2014 model year, marking a drastic reduction in the number of vehicles that qualify.
Toyota Camry Recommended by Consumer Reports Again
Earlier this year, Chicken Little realized his worst fears. The sky wasn’t falling , but Consumer Reports ceased to recommend the Toyota Camry.
Honda Sporty Compact Crossover to go Turbo for US
Next year, Honda will introduce a compact crossover based on the Fit that will sit below its CR-V.
Lamborghini Huracan Leaked
The replacement to Lamborghini’s best selling car to date just leaked in the photo above.
Kia Teases New Sports Car Concept Before Detroit
Kia is teasing a new 2+2 sports car concept that will debut next month during the Detroit Auto Show.
2014 Detroit Auto Show Expects 50 Global Debuts
With under a month to go until the 2014 Detroit Motor Show, the event organizers announced an expected 50 worldwide debuts.
Prius Praised by Consumer Reports ‘Best & Worst’ List
For the second year in a row, Consumer Reports recognized the Toyota Prius as the best value per dollar.
Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban Take $1,000 – $3,000 Hike
General Motors new generation of body-on-frame SUVs come with fresh engines, lightweight materials and a host of improvements and it’s going to cost a premium.
GM Won’t Pay Back Government Bailout Loss
Soon-to-retire General Motors CEO Dan Akerson maintains that the U.S. government’s choice to bail out the Detroit giant saved money despite losses after the Treasury Department offloaded its remaining shares.
Jaguar Thumbs Nose at Mercedes in Chicken Ad Parody
It won’t be long until Jaguar offers a host of products designed to compete more directly with German luxury brands.
BMW 2 Series Active Tourer Spied Without Camo
BMW’s upcoming 2 Series Active Tourer has been spotted completely uncovered.
Allan McNish Announces Retirment as Le Mans Driver
Sports prototype racer Allan McNish will not return to compete for a fourth Le Mans 24 Hour victory.
MINI JCW Concept Previewed Before Detroit Debut
The latest in front-wheel drive performance from MINI is being previewed today by the brand in advance of its Detroit Auto Show debut next month.
Dodge Viper Probe Closed by Federal Safety Regulators
A government investigation of Dodge Viper sports cars ranging from the 2003 to 2010 model years is closed.
Holden Name to Remain After Plants Close
General Motors will keep its Australian marque alive after production stops in 2017.
