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Nissan recalls nearly 1,000 Altima and Versa sedans due to airbag problems

Nissan becomes the fourth automaker this month to recall faulty airbag components manufactured by Autoliv.
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By: Anthony Faccenda

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The 2012 Lexus CT200h review: bringing luxury to the affordable hybrid

The key issue facing the hybrid automotive segment in North America is that hybrids can either be affordable or luxurious but with the 2012 Lexus CT200h, a new car buyer who wants the efficiency of a modern hybrid and true luxury amenities can have just that without a massive shock to the savings account – with a price starting under $30,000.
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By: Patrick Rall

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Thanks Cadillac for the electric self starter, now 100 years old

Starting a car today is so taken for granted. But a century ago, the electric starter that debuted in the 1912 Cadillac Touring Edition helped establish Cadillac’s reputation as a test bed of technology and innovation.
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By: Frank Sherosky

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Honda recalls 45k+ Odyssey minivans over liftgate failures

American Honda and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have announced a recall of over 45,000 Honda Odyssey minivans over a concern that the gas strut components of the power rear liftgate system could fail prematurely and lead to the door falling unexpectedly.
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By: Patrick Rall

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Mazda struggling, seeking $2 billion+ through stock, loans

Mazda is in poor financial condition, having warned investors to expect a loss for 2011 that could amount to $1.3 billion US Dollars and now reports indicate that the Japanese automaker could try to improve their financial situation through issuance of new company stock and some substantial loans.
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By: Patrick Rall

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2013 Chevy Cruise Diesel roots run deep with Euro connections

Diesel engines, first invented in Europe, have long been known for their fuel efficiency and power. So, when General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) opted to add the engine to its 2013 Chevy Cruze, its Euro roots and connections at the GM Powertrain Engineering Development Center in Turin, Italy became the obvious choice.
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By: Frank Sherosky

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Fisker Automotive says rumors of impending bankruptcy premature

Henrik Fisker says production of the Fisker Karma is not dependent on Dept of Energy loans, and that the company is pursuing a "plan B" to fund the company independently from private investors to prevent the company from being a political football.
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By: David Herron

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Tesla announces prices and options for the 2012 Tesla S

Tesla has announced the full line of model S trim levels, prices and options which include three range-determining battery options, four trim levels and a price range from $49,900 for the basic model to $97,900 for the pick of the litter 2012 Tesla S Signature Performance model.
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By: Don Bain

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Consumers holding on to new cars for longer - Find out why

A new study by Polk has found the the average length of new and used car ownership has drastically increased since the economic-downturn in 2008.

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By: Anthony Faccenda

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Gingrich is wrong on both gun racks in Chevy Volts and US energy policy

During a campaign sweep through Georgia last weekend, Newt Gingrich had some interesting things to say about the ability of a Chevy Volt to carry a gun rack, and his fantasy of returning to $2.50 a gallon gasoline.
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By: David Herron

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