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Volkswagen Golf Four-Door Coupe Coming to US
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Hoping to capitalize on growing interest among U.S. buyers, Volkswagen is working on bringing a four-door coupe to North America, likely by 2015.
Ford Opens Its Infotainment Platform to Entire Industry
Now more than ever, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is laden with car companies demonstrating what’s to come for in-car tech. Of the brands at the show, Ford seems to have its head above the crowd.
GM, Isuzu Likely to Develop New Pickup Truck Together
General Motors and Isuzu are mulling over the possibility of jointly developing a new pickup truck, according to an announcement by GM made today.
Lotus to Debut “Pure Race-Bred” Exige CupR
Lotus Racing just announced a series of first public debuts during the 2013 Autosport International Show in Birmingham, U.K.
Scion Promises High-Tech ‘Wizardry’ for 2013 Detroit Auto Show
There’s no way Scion can top the FR-S debut from last year’s Detroit Auto Show, so the brand is going rogue and banking on “high tech wizardry” to bring people into its booth.
2014 Lexus IS F-Sport Photos Leaked
Images of the 2014 Lexus IS F-Sport sedan leaked today through Chinese forum PC Auto ahead of the automaker’s planned release.
SRT4 Preliminary Sketch Leaked
An image of what could be the SRT4 said to be currently under development in the Chrysler labs leaked today putting the new sub-brand’s smallest future project in the spotlight.
Audi Showcases Lighting Technology at 2013 CES
Audi is showcasing a host of new technologies during the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), including new lighting technology that manages to make vehicle lighting, well, interesting.
Los Angeles, Vancouver Tie as ‘Most Congested’ in North America
This just in — driving in L.A. is a nightmare, but at least the Angelenos can rest knowing its just as bad in Vancouver.
Toyota Lead Number of Recalled Vehicles in 2012
For the third year out of the last four, Toyota counted the highest number of recalled vehicles in the U.S. with 5.3 million affected units.
Acura ILX to be Tweaked for Better Value
Disappointing sales are pushing Acura to rethink its entry-level ILX sedan with the goal of shedding its “near luxury” image.
2013 Dodge Dart GT Headed to 2013 Detroit Auto Show
Dodge just announced what amounts to a new name for its top-trim Dart compact sedan previously called the R/T package. The newly named Dodge Dart GT will appear during the upcoming Detroit Auto Show.
2014 Audi SQ5 Heading to 2013 Detroit Auto Show
Audi just announced that it will showcase its 2014 SQ5 performance SUV to the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.
Mercedes B-Class EV Spied Testing
Drawing closer to being production-ready, Mercedes was spied testing its b-segment luxury EV.
How to Appear in Toyota’s Next Superbowl Ad
Toyota is offering fans the chance to appear in its Superbowl commercial this year in a spot starring the Big Bang Theory’s Kaley Cuoco.
GE Won’t Buy 25,000 Fleet EVs After All
GE is backing away from a plan it announced more than two years ago to buy 25,000 electric cars for its small army of fleet cars.
Lamborghini Sesto Elemento Production Specs Revealed
Building a car capable of a 2.5-second 0-60 sprint doesn’t need to be terribly complicated, but making one that does more than that does.
GM Market Share Dips, Exec says 2014 Will Bring Change
General Motors’ market share is currently below 18 percent, down from 19.6 percent in 2011 and enough to raise a few eyebrows.
Audi Autonomous Cars Licensed for Public Roads
Audi just became the first automaker to obtain a license to test its autonomous cars on public roads in Nevada.
Running Yellow Lights Now Illegal in China
Protests sprung up over the last couple of days after new rules took effect January 1 in China making it illegal to drive through a yellow traffic light.
Camaro Outsells Mustang by Tiny Margin in 2012
A near neck-and-neck finish capped off the sales war between the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro last year, but the bow tie still managed to bring it in.
Volkswagen Routan Axed After All
A Volkswagen official insisted in an email exchange with AutoGuide.com last month that the Chrysler-based Routan van hadn’t been killed.
EV Equipment Sales Expected to Continue Expanding
Despite reaching new heights in 2012, EV sales still puttered along at a slower pace than some automakers originally guessed.
‘Discolor Tyre’ Turns Orange When Tread is Gone
Gimmickry drapes over the auto industry these days like Snuggies on impulsive Christmas shoppers. Sometimes they’re useful, but in other cases, it’s too much bull to bear.
