For years, Americans have ignored hybrid vehicles in favor of trucks, SUVs, minivans and sports cars. Even the occasional bump in gasoline prices wasn’t enough to make buyers warm up Full Article »
Like big wheels? Does your taste in automotive styling run to the donk side? If so, I’d suggest you stay away from Cincinnati, Ohio, where police are using a little Full Article »
The Lexus GS line is due for a redesign and we have been given the first look of a new Lexus LF-Gh Concept that could be the next generation GS. Full Article »
Jason and his crew at Heffner Performance are among an elite group of aftermarket tuners for exotic vehicles. One of the latest vehicles to come out of their shop with Full Article »
Every year Jeep and Mopar work together to launch concept vehicles at the annual Moab Easter Jeep Safari. Last year we saw eight concepts, ranging from the mild (like the Full Article »
Ford has finally seen the light by bringing to American consumers Europe’s #2 best selling car and Ford’s top-selling vehicle, the Fiesta. The all-new Fiesta offers American consumers a stylish, Full Article »
By 2016, automakers who sell their wares in the United States have to achieve a CAFE average of 35.5 miles per gallon. To put that number in perspective, the average Full Article »
Launching a new model used to be simple: if you wanted to sell it in Europe first, you launched it at the Geneva Auto Show, the Frankfurt International Motor Show Full Article »
Let’s say you’re in the market for a new car, but you haven’t got a clue what you want yet. Conventional wisdom says look at your lifestyle, your budget, and Full Article »
Just after the internet was flooded with a first glimpse of the new 2012 BMW M5 Concept, BMW decided to release some official details and images of the fifth-generation uber-performance Full Article »
There was recently a private showing of the new 2012 BMW Concept M5 in Munich, Germany to a select number of journalists. Reportedly, the private showing included cars held at Full Article »
The Department of Transportation has recently estimated that the number of people killed on U.S. roads in 2010 decreased to the lowest level since 1949.
Just a guess, but Klaus Bischof probably loves his job. As Director of Porsche’s “Rolling Museum”, he spends his days saying “Ja” or “Nein” to requests from around the world Full Article »
The U.S. market Chevy Volt is sold in the E.U. as the Opel Ampera. Aside from the name change, the exterior styling of the European version is different (and sharper, Full Article »
