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Honda has been capturing kudos for its leading-edge design work. Nobuki Ebisawa, the general manager of styling and design development, sat down to talk about it. More>>
Air bags and seat belts have saved thousands of lives. So, why not combine the ideas? That’s the thinking behind the world’s first automotive inflatable seat belts. More>>
The worldwide recession took its toll on the Tokyo Motor Show -- arguably the most varied and creative auto show on the globe -- but it still offered some zany vehicles. More>>
A new study posits that American automakers are lagging behind foreign companies because they don't change frequently enough. More>>
Baseball's Fall Classic points out what NASCAR's Chase for the Cup could be but isn't. More>>
What's North America's favorite vehicle color? According to PPG Industries, silver and charcoal were the most popular color family in North America, followed by white. More>>
The federal government's CARS 2009 created a lot of stir, but did the $3 billion government expenditure do any good? More>>
At the Frankfurt Motor Show, Nissan and Renault recently unveiled several electric cars with batteries that can be changed as easily as those for a digital camera. More>>
Ford Motor Co. has hurdled the competition with several industry-exclusive technologies that will help make business owners more productive and successful. More>>
One way to recharge all the electric cars about to hit the market will be with an intelligent vehicle-to-grid system that "talks" directly with the nation's electric grid. More>>
Amid all the claims and counter-claims about Cash for Clunkers, one thing is clear: The CARS 2009 program stimulated the sales of new, more fuel-efficient vehicles. More>>
The VW Beetle suffered so many false starts that it is difficult to imagine a harder road to success. Yet, somehow, the car has not only survived but prospered. More>>
The electric car is not dead: Nissan is preparing to roll out its all-electric LEAF in 2010. The car has its pluses, but are they enough to counter a possibly big minus? More>>
It is hard to judge the success of an effort after its first few days, but if the initial results are any indication, Cash for Clunkers is a certified hit. More>>
The Firebird may have been a late out of the gates behind the Mustang, but it was still an immediate sales success. Here's how it all got started. More>>
Do you value your time more than getting every dollar possible? Try this easy formula to find out whether putting your sales skills to the test may benefit your wallet. More>>
Hypermiling is a new kind of motoring event in which cars are driven thousands of miles very slowly and carefully. But will it catch on with the general public? More>>
Many consumers have become enticed by the idea of the government offering up to $4,500 for their old gas-guzzlers, even if they do not know the actual terms of the deal. More>>
Chrysler was unable to make it work with Daimler, so will they have better success with Fiat? Also, would a Chrysler-GM merger have been a better option? More>>
Many consumers still don't know a crossover from a hot-cross bun, but they have been buying them in record numbers. Here are seven that you may want to consider. More>>
The nation's largest motor club expects rise in roadside assistance requests and offers motorists tips to avoid becoming stranded. More>>
AutoPacific has released its Vehicle Satisfaction Awards, with Cadillac ranked #1 in customer satisfaction while Hyundai was named North American Car of the Year. More>>
A decade-long effort to make America's roads safer for young drivers has yielded a benefit by making driving safer for all motorists and their passengers. More>>
The EPA has declared that carbon dioxide emissions are a "public health danger," and now the auto manufacturers must toe the line to government regulations. More>>
Washington is thinking about jump-starting auto sales by offering cash for older cars, but would this only hurt the aftermarket industry and raise the cost of used cars? More>>
According to AAA's 2009 Your Driving Costs report, the average cost of owning and operating a new car in the U.S. has remained relatively unchanged year after year. More>>
It might not be the Ford Model T, but the Tesla Motors Model S might become the Model T of the electric car industry -- at least if Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk has his way. More>>
The EPA wants carbon dioxide to be declared a public health danger, a stance that couldn't have come at a worse time for the auto industry. More>>
The Department of Justice is looking to put an end to the practices of "washing" and "cloning" cars through its new National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS). More>>
Across the country, as economic woes worsen, car owners are resorting to desperate and sometimes illegal measures in an attempt to divorce themselves of expensive cars. More>>
New efforts such as graduated driver licensing laws that are meant to keep teenaged drivers safe are proving to make roads safer for everyone else too. More>>
Many people mistakenly assume that their warranty will be voided if they get their car serviced at an auto repair shop. Here's an explanation of what the law says. More>>
In single-digit winter temperatures your vehicle's oil and filter are put to the test in ways you might never imagine. More>>
Against a backdrop of economic uncertainty and new green technologies, here are the six vehicle introductions that will be the most pivotal to the success of the auto industry in 2009. More>>
The Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association has published a series of safety rules and guidelines for the off-road vehicles which are becoming increasingly popular. More>>
Americans are using public transportation at record levels, and the trend is expected to intensify as fuel prices rebound and concern for the environment increases. More>>
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