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Automotive News

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 Patrick Rall on
The 2013 Chevrolet Corvette is slated to be the final year for the sixth generation of the fabled American performance car (better known as the C6) and as we enter the final model year for this generation of the Corvette - there will be a new blue exterior option and a quartet of black wheel options to send off the C6.
By Frank Sherosky on
Ford Motor Company is again making NASCAR history this month as the all-new Focus Electric becomes the first all-electric pace car to ever lead the field for a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at the Richmond 400.
By Patrick Rall on
We have known since the debut of the 2013 Dodge Dart at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show that the new C-segment compact sedan would carry a starting price of just $15,995 but today, the Chrysler Group announced full pricing for the entire trimline that will arrive in showrooms this June.
By Patrick Rall on
Toyota Motor Corp has announced a service campaign for the 2011 and 2012 Toyota Prius V, focusing on a possible problem with the exhaust heat recovery system that could lead to coolant leaks – forcing the Prius V into safe mode.
By John Goreham on
To finally resolve the age old rivalry between Ford and Chevy, one maker enlists a neutral party to set up a test to determine who has better performance
By Denis Flierl on
The all-new Macan will be the first Porsche powered by their still-secret twin-turbocharged V-6 engine.
By Keith Griffin on
New vehicles prices are on an upward trend, which may or may not bode well for those who waited to buy a new car.
By Denis Flierl on
The highly anticipated 2013 Scion FR-S was put to the test on the dyno and has some impressive results.
By David Herron on
San Francisco Bay area transit agency, AC Transit, recently inaugurated on-site solar-powered hydrogen generation for fueling for the agency's fuel cell buses, using electrolysis equipment from Proton and a large 500 kilowatt solar power array.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
Jesse James, the American custom motorcycle building TV star, will be attending the Goodwood Festival of Speed this year.
By Nicolas Zart on
The 2012 American Le Mans Series at the Long Beach Grand Prix didn’t fail to pout on a riveting race as well as further challenging Green Racing.
By Keith Griffin on
His career may be stalling but Adam Carolla showed some cajones in winning the 2012 Toyota/Pro Celebrity Race.
By Keith Griffin on
Mitsubishi has joined the electric vehicle band wagon with its entry of a near-stock Mitsubishi i at Pikes Peak.
By Denis Flierl on
Porsche has revamped their entire lineup since the 2009 model year, and according to reports, more changes are on the way.
By Don Bain on
Just two weeks ago Torque News reported Beat the Traffic’s milestone of reaching two million downloads, making it the most popular real-time traffic navigation app for smartphones, and now they have returned to the National Association of Broadcasters Convention in Las Vegas to reveal their new 3D app for broadcasters.
By Denis Flierl on
Overwhelming demand for the the all-new Subaru BRZ is pushing deliveries of the rear-drive sports car in the Japanese market into January 2013.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
On April 14th, 1927 the very first mass-produced Volvo vehicle rolled off the production line at the Lundby factory in Göteborg. Now, 85 years later, the company is celebrating this special occasion by driving the same car out of the factory.
By Nicolas Zart on
There are many venues where you can feel the thrill and exhilaration of a Grand Prix, GP but those that race on streets offer an extra touch and Long Beach, California is no exception while challenging Green Racing.
By Denis Flierl on
Maserati has announced it will be building the production model of the Alfa Romeo 4C that was introduced as a concept in Geneva.
By Aaron Turpen on
Hydrazine, not hydrogen, and it has some very interesting implications for the development of fuel cells.
By Anthony Faccenda on
NHTSA commissioned study finds that women perpetrate two-thirds of all gas pedal accidents.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
Renault’s Twizy, a forward thinking new electric two-seater car, has begun it's official showroom launch all around dealerships in the United Kingdom (UK).
By David Herron on
The long-awaited Brammo Empulse electric motorcycle is due to be unveiled on May 8 in Los Angeles, after design changes forced more than a year's delay from the original production date in 2011.
By Denis Flierl on
Citroen has unveiled numerous images and a new video of the new Numero 9 concept that will be unveiled in Beijing.
By Don Bain on
By investing $1.1 million to further 4-H programs focused on water quality and conservation, they are putting their money in something that goes into all our mouths – clean, fresh water.
By Keith Griffin on
It looks like Acura is aiming to be the cool kid on the block by sponsoring the world premiere of The Avengers.
By Patrick Rall on
Many expect that the next generation of the Ford Mustang will arrive sometime in 2014 as a 2015 model – marking the 50th anniversary of the famous pony car’s first full year of production and some rumors are indicating that the redesigned Mustang could be sold globally for the first time.
By Denis Flierl on
Tomorrow marks the 100th anniversary of the famous sinking of the Titanic which hit an ice berg and sank with a car that salvagers would love to find
By Patrick Rall on
This past Wednesday morning there was an explosion at General Motors’ Warren Technical Center that was originally blamed in part on the battery system in the Chevrolet Volt but more information has become available – highlighting the facts that this wasn’t a production battery, the battery itself didn’t explode and all of the GM employees involved are safe and sound.
By Keith Griffin on
Friday the 13th has proven unlucky for the Chevrolet Avalanche, which ceases production and gets saddled with a morbid trim name.