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Goodyear Wants You to Name its New Blimp
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The Goodyear Blimp is known far and wide thanks to its constant appearances at auto races and professional sporting events, and an all-new version of the icon has been revealed.
BMW M4 Convertible Rumored for New York Debut
BMW has announced that the new X4 will be making its debut at the upcoming New York Auto Show, but it looks like there is another debut that the brand didn’t want us to know about.
Jeep Renegade Priced From $18,595…Maybe
Pricing for new vehicles seem to have a way of slipping out early online, and looks like the Jeep Renegade is the latest victim.
Next-Gen Mercedes Hydrogen Vehicle Due Around 2017
Mercedes is said to be working on a new vehicle powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, which should make it to the market sometime around 2017.
Ford Offers $1M Design Scholarship Honoring William Clay Ford Sr.
The last remaining grandson of Henry Ford, William Clay Ford Sr., passed away in his home on March 9, and the brand is honoring his memory with a new scholarship.
GM had First Signs of Ignition Switch Issue in 2001
General Motors is in hot water over the timeliness of a recall of vehicles with faulty ignition switches, and new information points to the fact that the brand had early warning signs in 2001.
California Begins Drafting Driverless Car Laws
California has begun putting together regulations that will oversee how driverless cars can be used on the State’s roads.
2014 Mazda3, Toyota Highlander Get Top NHTSA Safety Rating
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has put two more vehicles through its crash tests, and they both came out on top.
The Other Happiest Place on Earth: Ferrari Opening new Theme Park
Ferrari World is a theme park inspired by cars from the prancing horse brand, and now the number of locations is set to expand from one to two.
Dodge Charger Recalled for Headlight Problem
Chrysler is bringing about 49,000 Dodge Charger vehicles back in to fix an issue that can cause the headlights to stop working.
NHTSA Ends Probe of Porsche 911 Coolant Leaks
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has closed an investigation into 24,000 Porsche 911 vehicles, saying there is no need for a recall.
Graco Adds 403K Child Seats to Recall
A total of 403,222 children’s car seats made by Graco have been added to an existing recall, but it’s not quite enough to keep the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) happy.
Mercedes S-Class to get All-Electric Variant
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class currently offers an electrified plug-in hybrid powertrain, but sometime in the not so distant future it may take it to the next level.
GM Offers $500 New Car Discount to Recalled Car Owners
GM plans to offer $500 cash discounts off of a new car purchase to anyone who owns a vehicle which is affected by the brand’s ignition switch recall.
Mercedes-Benz Considering Three-Cylinder Hybrids
Engine sizes are continually shrinking as automakers seek improved fuel economy, and now one German luxury car maker is considering using a three-cylinder engine in its high-end cars.
2014 Dodge Journey SE V6 Gains All-Wheel Drive
Dodge is bringing all-wheel drive to its V6-powered SE-trimmed Journey, which will carry a base price of $25,890 (including destination costs).
Justice Department Probing GM Ignition Switch Recall
The United States Justice Department is launching an investigation into how General Motors handled the recall of 1.6 million vehicles that were equipped with faulty ignition switches.
Lexus Dealers Demand a Minivan
A large group of Toyota–Lexus dealers in Japan are petitioning the company to bring a new vehicle into showrooms: a minivan.
Chevy Tahoe SS, RS Variants Under Consideration
GM just rolled out its latest full-size SUVs to dealerships, the 2015 Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon, and it looks like a performance variant for the Chevy might be in the works.
2014 Fiat 500L Recalled for Transmission Troubles
Fiat is recalling 19,500 500L vehicles due to a problem with the transmission that is affecting its shifts.
MINI Coupe, Roadster and Paceman May be Discontinued
Mini is considering ditching the hatchback-based Coupe and Roadster variants along with the Countryman-based Paceman model, to focus on a three-car strategy.
Chrysler Recalling 25K SUVs over Brake Issues
Chrysler is calling back 25,250 SUVs from the Jeep and Dodge brands over issues with the braking system.
Lexus, Subaru Best at Responding to Online Queries
Responding to customers over the internet is increasingly important some automakers are proving to be better than others.
Audi Considering Sports Car Smaller Than TT
Audi is considering bringing a new small sports car to market that would slot in beneath the TT, and would be based on the next-generation Volkswagen Polo.
