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Hertz Renting Penske-Tuned Ford Mustang GT
Rental car giant Hertz is teaming with Penske Racing to offer its customers a specially-tuned version of the Ford Mustang GT.
Tesla Orders Could Double Number of EVs in Hong Kong
Thirst for luxury products in China is strong. So strong, in fact, that it outweighs the limitations associated with owning an electric car.
Red Bull Crowdsourcing Mark Webber’s Replacement
Red Bull isn’t wasting time in finding Mark Webber’s replacement.
Porsche Cayenne Passes Half-Million Unit Mark
Half a million Porsche Cayenne SUVS can be counted among the automaker’s roster of vehicles built.
2014 Range Rover Long Wheelbase Spied Testing
Land Rover already revealed the normal and Sport versions of the new Range Rover, but there’s more coming.
Chrysler Extends Controversial Jeep Recall to Canadians
Chrysler will extend the controversial recall of its 1992 – 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2002 – 2007 Liberty SUVs to 167,318 units in Canada.
New Ford Metal Stamping Will Speed Prototype Process
Ford has developed a new technology to rapidly form sheet metal, allowing the company to deliver prototypes in as little as three business days.
June 2013 Auto Sales: Trucks, Jaguar, Subaru Surge
Jaguar and Subaru saw the industry’s biggest gains last month with a 59 and 42 percent increase respectively.
Tiny Toyota Yaris Gets Tiny Recall
Toyota announced today that it is voluntarily recalling 74 of its 2012 model year Yaris sub-compact hatchbacks.
Teen Drivers Can Double Family Insurance Premiums
Automobile insurance for a teen driver isn’t cheap, that’s nothing new. But did you know that putting your young one on the family policy can double your monthly premium?
Jeep Sub-Compact Crossover Coming in 2014
Jeep plans to sell a sub-compact crossover in 2014 that will be about the same size as a Ford Fiesta.
Women More Likely to be Overcharged for Auto Repairs
Women are more likely to be quoted an inflated price for automotive repairs according to a new study.
VW Annual Production to Top 10 M Before 2018: Exec
Volkswagen boss Martin Winterkorn thinks the company will surpass its goal to sell 10 million cars in a year by 2018.
GM, Honda Partner for Cheaper Fuel Cells by 2020
Honda and General Motors announced today that they have signed a partnership to collaborate on hydrogen fuel cell technology.
Most Researched Cars of the Week: June 23 – 29
Compacts, mid-size sedans and pickup trucks all made it to this week’s list of most researched new cars.
Honda Fit Recalled for Fire Risk: 685,000 Units Affected
More than 685,000 Honda Fit sub-compact hatchbacks are being recalled globally because of a fire risk, the company announced today.
Jaguar C-X75 Concept Build Detailed in Video
The car Jaguar used to capture imaginations in 2010 is back, if only for a moment, in a video remembering what could have been.
Scion FR-S Returns to Pikes Peak International Hill Climb
Scion Racing will return for a second year to the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb this weekend.
2011 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Recalled: Panoramic Glass Roof May Detatch
Open-air cars are a lot of fun unless that exposure comes as a surprise.
Miles-Traveled Tax Might be Needed to Fix Roads
A tax based on miles travelled might be needed to fill a growing gap in gas tax revenue as vehicles become more efficient.
Hertz Copies Car Sharing to Compete
Hertz announced today that it will soon introduce its own spin on car sharing services like Zipcar and Car2Go.
Mid-Size Pickup Trucks Retaining Value on Slow Supply
There aren’t mant new models left to choose from on dealer lots if you’re looking for a mid-size pickup truck today.
Cadillac ELR Makes Dynamic Handling a Priority
General Motors released new details today about how it plans to distinguish the Cadillac ELR from its peasant cousin: the Chevrolet Volt.
Lighter, Cheaper Fuel Cell Built by UK Company
ACAL Energy, a company in the U.K., said today that its hydrogen fuel cell system passed 10,000 hours of testing and can reduce the cost of a fuel cell by 20 percent.
