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Ford Escape Might Undergo Another NHTSA Investigation
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NHTSA has announced that an investigation into about 1.6 million Ford Escape SUVs is being considered.
Nissan Proves the General Public Still Uninformed on EVs
While all electric vehicles have been on the market for almost two full years now, it seems the general public is still unaware of exactly how these technolgies function, a problem that the partnership of Nissan and Renault is looking to remedy.
Hyundai Veloster Under Safety Investigation for “Exploding” Sunroof
The NHTSA Office of Defect Investigation is looking into eleven complaints received from owners of 2012 Hyundai Veloster vehicles, who allege that their panaromic sunroofs shattered or exploded.
BMW M5, M6 Recalled For Oil Pump Failure
Following a stoppage of delivery on 2013 M5, M6 and M6 Convertible vehicles, BMW has now issued an official recall for all three, over oil pump issues.
Porsche 918 May Run Sub-Seven Minute ‘Ring Lap: CEO
The newest supercar from Porsche, the 918, has already been clocked at a seven-minute, 14-second lap time around the Nurburgring, but once the car reaches full production, it may be capable of a time below seven minutes.
Mercedes SLS Electric Drive Makes Silent Video Debut
Debuting at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Electric Drive is the most powerful car AMG has ever produced, and today a video has been released of the car racing around the Ascari race track in Malaga, Spain.
Lotus Esprit Lives On, Cancellation Just a Rumor
Contrary to what we reported on AutoGuide earlier today, Lotus has informed us that the cancellation of Esprit production is simply a rumor.
Tesla Motors to be ‘Cashflow Positive’ Before December
Despite skepticism surrounding Tesla Motors, CEO Elon Musk expects Tesla to report positive cashflow by the end of November.
Lotus Esprit Axed, Brand to Focus on Core Products
After corporate takeovers and a sacked CEO, Lotus is on the rocks and is reportedly canceling production of the Esprit.
Efficiency, Connectivity Most Valued in 2013 Cars: Study
Using less gas and connecting loads of electronics are the most important factors in new cars according to a long list of industry pundits.
2013 Volkswagen Jetta Hybrid Starts at $24,995
Volkswagen just announced pricing for the Jetta Hybrid, the newest member of VW’s compact family which will start at $24,995.
2013 Range Rover Evoque Gets Cheaper Base Model
Along with moving upmarket with the Range Rover Autobiography Ultimate edition, Land Rover is also trying to cater to a more frugal demographic, introducing the 2012 Range Rover Evoque Pure, that starts at $41,995.
Dodge Dart, Lexus ES, More Named IIHS Top Safety Pick
Four new 2013 models just joined the IIHS’ Top Safety Pick list: the Dodge Dart, Hyundai Santa Fe, Lexus ES and the Subaru XV Crosstrek.
Bridgestone Exhibits Sustainable Tire Concept
Tires have been filling up landfills for years and using up natural resources which cannot be replaced, a process that will be changed if Bridgestone’s new sustainable tires can gain some market share.
Hyundai i20 WRC Car Shows Off in New Video
Unveiled at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, the Hyundai i20 WRC rally car is gearing up for competition in 2013. To sate appetites, Hyundai released a video of the new mud slinger taking sideways turns.
Porsche 911 Carrera S Laps the ‘Ring’ in 7:37
After the brand’s new hypercar finished its hot laps, it seems Porsche also wanted to test the new 911 Carrera S, where it managed a time of seven minutes and 37 seconds around the Nürburgring.
EVs Still Misunderstood: Study
The latest J.D. Power Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) awareness study has uncovered some interesting facts about electric cars and potential EV buyers, concluding that for the most part, the technology is still generally misunderstood.
2013 North American Car of the Year Short List
Jurors for the North American Car and Truck of the Year awards just released the 2012 short list to whittle down the crop of candidates as possible honorees at Detroit next year.
Defective Struts Prompt Big Investigation by NHTSA
Certain rear-liftgate struts provided by auto parts supplier Stabilus have been reported as defective by Toyota, Honda and Ford, but it isn’t clear if other cars use them as well.
Smart ForFour Test Mule Spied Testing
Preparing to expand its lineup once again, a test mule for the new Smart ForFour was spotted by our spy photographers today.
Most Read Car Reviews of the Week: September 23-29
The 2013 Honda Accord is still sitting on the top of the most read car reviews here on AutoGuide this week, which makes sense considering the car’s exemplarily track record.
2014 Volkswagen GTI Concept Video, First Look: 2012 Paris Motor Show
The seventh generation VW Golf GTI hit the show floor at Paris yesterday, showing off massive weight savings and boosted power.
2013 MINI JCW GP Video, First Look: 2012 Paris Motor Show
Going after the big boys in the sports car world, Mini just debuted the Mini JCW GP, the brand’s fastest car yet at the 2012 Paris Motor Show.
2013 Kia Carens, the New Rondo Debuts in Paris
The all-new 2013 Kia Carens MPV was revealed today on the 2012 Paris Motor Show floor, and it replaces the outgoing Kia Rondo that never quite caught on in America.
