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This section of Torque News provides the latest auto news and updates from the car manufacturers. Every day number of news stories and editorials are published here that give our readers an overview of what is happening in the automotive industry. Read this section daily to find out about new cars, vehicle reviews and car pictures. Torque News is an automotive news website by Hareyan Publishing, LLC, dedicated to covering the latest news, reviews and opinions about the car industry.

By Don Bain on
The Mineta Transportation Institute has issued a report on ecodriving education which finds that although not everyone will modify their behavior after learning bout the difference their driving style can make, even small behavioral shifts due to cost-effective data dissemination could be the most effective way to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
By Nicolas Zart on
This Earth Day is ideal for electric cars and Ford with two of its Focus Electric and Men’s Health Magazine are about to finish a nationwide road trip with a couple of top professional race car drivers.
By Denis Flierl on
Toyota is working on technology that will be able to read drivers’ moods and adjust how the car reacts.
By Anthony Faccenda on
Ward's Aston Martin and Mercedes-Benz are up to $152,500 and $72,875 respectively.
By Don Bain on
The technology in cars is advancing so rapidly the old knobs and buttons on the dash and console are going the way of the Dodo bird – anyone who hasn’t bought a new car in a decade may actually need to read the manual just to get around the block.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
Aryton Senna is a name that lives on in many Formula 1 fans, drivers, managers, and teams minds all over the world. Now you can own a piece of Senna history as the Silverstone Auctions’ Spring Sale will have the first ever steering wheel Senna drove in his debut Formula 1 season up for sale.
By Nicolas Zart on
In the typical chicken or the egg philosophical conundrum, electric cars (EVs) and their equally important charging infrastructure have struck a balance judging by the ever growing choice of charging stations hitting the market.
By Anthony Faccenda on
Scion is discontinuing its xB and xD vehicles in favor of multiple all-new, yet unspecified models.
By Aaron Turpen on
The German Polizei are learning the hard way that modern auto design is cramped and uncomfortable as new squad cars being delivered from Opel are too small for the men and their equipment.
By Denis Flierl on
Ford uses humor and a great marketing ad to bring attention to the new Ford Focus Active Park Assist feature.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
Ohio Technical College and Edelbrock have just opened the doors to The Edelbrock Performance Academy, which is a program designed to teach students about building and tuning high-performance engines and components.
By Keith Griffin on
Maybe it's the new Indian ownership but Jaguar is on a roll with the announcement of the must luxurious Jaguar ever.
By Keith Griffin on
CNW Research, a leading automotive analysis firm, is predicting April auto sales will hit 1.25 million units, up 7.8 percent vs. year ago and putting the annual rate at 14.68 million units.
By Denis Flierl on
The electric Volkswagen E-Bugster Cabriolet will make its Asian debut at the Beijing Auto Show.
By Keith Griffin on
Bentley has decided to honor Queen Elizabeth's 60th anniversary on the throne with 60 special diamond jubilee Mulsannes.
By Aaron Turpen on
All you have to do is become a Democrat and eat tofu to make up for the carbon emissions of the "Powered by the American People" petroleum-fueled stock car being sponsored by donations of as little as $5.
By Aaron Turpen on
Price points for the entry-level luxury sedan were announced today for this new model, which will come to showrooms later this year.
By Don Bain on
A study by Cars.com of consumer auto buying habits reveals the least green streak in cities among the Cowboy states of Texas, Wyoming and Montana, as well as the Southern states of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia and West Virginia.
By Denis Flierl on
According to a report posted on the U.S. Federal News Service, Fiat’s Alfa Romeo division registered the brand of its 4C sports car.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
Ford is expanding it's operations in China with a large investment of $760 million into a new plant in Hangzhou.
By Nicolas Zart on
Today’s announced by IBM that their Battery 500 Project team is achieving 500 miles in labs is a quantum leap. What does it mean for you and me?
By David Herron on
IBM's Battery500 research project developing lithium-air battery technology for an envisioned 500 mile range electric car accelerates due to a new research collaboration with Asahi Kasei and Central Glass on improved membranes and electrolytes.
By Denis Flierl on
With just a few days before the 2012 Beijing Auto Show opens,Toyota teased their new Hybrid Concept.
By Patrick Rall on
We have known for months now that Lamborghini would soon unveil an ultra high performance sport utility vehicle and today, we have our first look at the new Lamborghini Urus via leaked images that have shown up on the internet – giving us a pretty comprehensive look at the new super-ute ahead of its Beijing Auto China debut.
By Keith Griffin on
Cadillac is one step closer to an autonomous vehicle with the development of "Super Cruise."
By Denis Flierl on
Land Rover has released a teaser for the Range Rover Evoque Victoria Beckham Special Edition before its debut in Beijing.
By Aaron Turpen on
The legendary British automaker has been revived from the dead by new owners in China and now has an unusual concept to herald its comeback.
By David Herron on
Honda and Japan Metals & Chemicals have developed rare earth metals recycling technology which could mitigate the rare earth metals supply issues which casts a shadow over the potential these metals have in hybrid and electric cars.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
BMW is celebrating the 40th anniversary of it's M performance division with a special edition BMW M3 coupe, the M3 Frozen Silver Edition. The US has already been graced with this special edition BMW and now it is our British friend's turn to enjoy it as it's being released in the United Kingdom (UK).
By Don Bain on
The cars of today are getting harder and harder to maintenance yourself, but hardcore do-it-yourself types can do the world a big disfavor, simply by not handling used oil properly if they change it themselves.