GM to Offer Simplest, Smartest Navigation System in North America
General Motors announced today that for 2007, the company will fundamentally change drivers
What Your Car Says About You
In Shakespeare's English, “luxury” and “lust” were synonyms.
Not much has changed in 500 years, apparently, since Bentley dealers are reporting that more people ask...
AAIA Predicts Consumer Backlash on Cash for Clunkers
As new car dealerships ramp up advertising to attract consumers to the showroom using "Cash for Clunkers" as an incentive, the Automotive Aftermarket Industry...
Analysts see drop in auto sales in September
September auto sales are expected to be weak due to a...
The Fast and the Frugal
THE car-buying public had more choices than ever in the year just ending, from teensy roadsters to a wave of new crossovers. But consumers...
Oil prices fall by $2 a barrel
Oil futures plunged by more than $2 a barrel Friday after news that Cyclone Gonu had spared major oil installations in the Gulf of...
India competes to draw big-name automakers
When South Korean automaker Hyundai first drove to India in 1996,...
ExxonMobil Reports $39.5B Profit
ExxonMobil on Thursday fed the angry lions in Congress and environmental community who believe oil companies are the root of America's dependence on Middle...
Delhi touted for Indian GP in 2009
India is edging closer to a deal to host formula one, with Toyota's first Indian sponsor revealing that the first race could be held...
Custom parts might derail vehicle stability
WASHINGTON -- Millions of vehicles could have malfunctioning electronic stability systems if drivers have customized their vehicles with add-on parts and accessories, a trade...
