For Wednesday, February 29. Leap day.
Today's car news
After Driving The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq, I Think It Solves A Problem The Escalade IQ May Have Created
- by Armen Hareyan
Feb. 29 Topics
Boca Raton Concours d' Elegance Exclusive Videos, Photos
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Exclusive photos and videos of this year's Boca Raton Concours d' Elegance in Florida, which took place last weekend (Feb 24-26).
Ownership Notes
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In reply to Boca Raton Concours d' Elegance Exclusive Videos, Photos by Aaron Turpen
The videos were taken by a friend of mine who gave them to me as a favor. They're all hosted on my own YouTube account. Photo is from the Concours d' Elegance's website.
Obama Administration unable to follow through on green car promi
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According to the U.S. General Services Administration purchase records, the purchase of hybrid and electric models dropped by 59% in 2011, making up only a small percentage of the federal government's total vehicle purchases. Most "alt fuel" purchases (in fact, nearly all) in 2011 were for "flex fuel" vehicles capable of using both E85 ethanol and standard gasoline.
Subaru recent CR award means good news
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It's the sleeper company that is both awake and hiding...
Ferrari F12 unveiled
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the most powerful ferrari ever
Are education level, income related to buying Chevy Volt?
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The quintessential question. Sales figures for the car show that the top-selling dealerships are in the Washington, D.C. metro area.
Interesting, I have seen
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In reply to Are education level, income related to buying Chevy Volt? by Aaron Turpen
Interesting, I have seen quite a few in the DC and Baltimore metro areas.
Ya
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In reply to Interesting, I have seen by Adam Yamada-Hanff
Ya, when Armen showed me the initial AutoNews article this was based on, I had to dig in and see what the numbers say. Looks like a large percentage of Volt sales are in DC.
Obama says he'll buy a Chevy Volt
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...after his Presidency ends of course
GM and Peugeot
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an unlikely match?
GM-Saab anyone??? What about
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In reply to GM and Peugeot by Nicolas Zart
GM-Saab anyone??? What about Ford-Volvo and Jaguar/Land Rover??? I think we have established that Americans automakers are not good at owning European automakers!
lol
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In reply to GM-Saab anyone??? What about by Adam Yamada-Hanff
We have yet to see how well it works the other way around (Fiat-Chrysler)..
Daimler-Chrylser didn't do so good either
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In reply to lol by Aaron Turpen
In fact, we in the industry knew to pronounce it as Daimler, as the Chrysler was silent.
Peugeot is the nimber 2
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In reply to Daimler-Chrylser didn't do so good either by Frank Sherosky
Peugeot is the nimber 2 European constructor and Volvo or Saab was small potatoes. I think the closer match is Daimler Chrysler. This is more a strategic alliance of sharing certain platforms and streamlining production.
Kia Rio SX 5-door review
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driving the loaded up compact hatch.
Jaguar XF Sportbrake
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wagon based on XF sedan
3 Honda models finish in new KBB list
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of top family vehicles of 2012
New Android app brings aid rapdly when accidents occur
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Keeps track of vehicle operations.
Bright Automotive goes dark
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citing onerous DoE loan requirements
Peak Oil
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Not on this planet!
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